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Yeah, use a 4.5" or 7" grinder to get sand down. You can use a sand flap disk or something similar. Just move fast so as not to gouge the epoxy to deep. We use swing machine/Clarke floor buffer with sanding plate and 80-120 grit sandpaper, I think they still rent them at Home Depot. Fether the...

I have used many in the commercial/industrial setting from both companies mentioned. Not sure what they do with formula to sell in big box stores but i am sure you will be fine. Most go down at 400-500 sq ft a gallon. Those might go down heavier if it is lesser % solid. Read the tech data sheets...

If i were you i would hire a professional to do your prep. Not knowing the goin rates out there, i would imagine that for ~600 sq ft it should be in the $0.75 to $1.50 per foot to prep. It is all in the prep and quality of epoxiy/urethane used. Like Legacy Inds. said, put a urethane black coat...

Winthrop College, South Caroloina school colors, or close as they could find.

That was a Tennant Co. spec'd job.

The unprofessional way.

You mentioned hydrostatic pressure, how much of the floor delaminated due to the prssure? I know it has been awhile since the storm but you may want to do some sort of moisture test. Also you may want to consider starting over, how much of the epoxy is laying there and not come up yet from the...

Not me, it was the guy above my post but it looks like the Mods took it down.

pauls340 what do you think about this article: http://www.murraydecorative.com/pdfs/Moisture_Issues_in_Concrete_Floors.pdf

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http://www.murraydecorative.com/pdfs/GUIDE_SPECIFICATION_for_colored_concrete.pdf One spec for colored concrete.

http://www.murraydecorative.com/mdc_faqs.php Alot of reading, but very informative and great guidlines for a great outcome.

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