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Hey Guys, We just wrapped up the work on our latest Mancave and I wanted to post a link to our latest blog article with picture for a little garage inspiration. New Man Cave Post with Picture You guys always have a lot of great ideas so it helps inspire our work. Our latest creation was the...

I can't recommend paint as ulitmately it will peel, particularly since sealer was applied to the concrete. With appropriate prep, epoxy would be a good option. Given that it is a hobby space, rather than a traditional "garage" space, you have some options for flooring. VCT, as the other...

I would not try to embed that type of graphic into your floor coating system. I'm working on a new blog post to The Garage Dude Blog regarding this topic and am currently looking to source more than one vendor to handle the graphic "decal" production...for now, I would recommend...

I don't know what product they are using, but assuming it is a good grade industrial coating, the price they offer is very competitive - actually on the low side. (Your at $2.72 per sq ft. which is unseen in my market) I would want to know what product they are using to venture any further...

Contact Troy Farnsworth as he can assist you with a home design. He also has a passion for cars and can aid in that design perspective with regards to the garage. Please let him know I sent you. His website: http://www.troyfarnsworth.com/index.html Chris Watkins http://garagethemes.com

The industry typically says 28 days is the norm, although this generally refers to minimum cure time of the concrete. Moisture can be present much longer than this, although I have found that to be the exception not the rule. Ideally, it is best to use a concrete moisture meter on the slab...

Dealt with a lot of concrete and concrete coatings, never seen something quite like the picture. I would also be curious of whether it was mixed on-site or was a ready-mix. Generally, sugar is used to keep the top layer from curing so that once the core sets up, the top layer 1/16 - 1/8" can...

Wow, I guess I live in the wrong part of the country when it comes to purchasing materials, when I see some of the posts on this thread. I don't know NY, but I am not surprised to see your quote come in at that level. If you are good on finish work, you could save a considerable amount. Time...

Vegas, A number of thoughts come to mind with regards to your filling the expansion joints - I have a few additional questions and I'll throw in some comments along the way below, hope it helps...FYI, I own a garage enhancement company and we lay a lot of flooring throughout our market in the...