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I have now put down another coat of rock solid metallic after my outgas issue . I am now deciding if I should use the clear over it or not . Is the clear just the rock solid with no color added? If I put it down are there any tricks or things to be careful of ?

[/URL][/IMG] What do you all think of filling in the craters with this product? or using the syringe to fill craters with epoxy? (not sure if rock solid will flow in and out of syringe)

Just curious if anyone has any input. If I were to sand the floor back down.... Would you recommend re applying with some type of primer to stop outgassing or use a different product all together. I can go any direction since I have a refund slip. Ideally I would love to just fix what I have and...

[/URL][/IMG] On the fence about what to do. Rustoleum is willing to give me a refund. Here is a pick for reference of the size bubbles.

Talked with rustoleum this morning and at this point there just sending me a FedEx slip for a return . I lost all respect for them when the recommended filling in the craters with black paint ..... So unless I can find a solution I will be returning and going with a different product after...

This is pics after sanding with a floor maintainer and 60 grit disc. Still left with large craters. Going to give rustoleum and call in the morning. Where would you by a 100% epoxy to fill these craters?

Returned the belt sander and got a floor maintainer with a 60 grit sanding disk and it takes the top layer or the bubble up but doesn't get the crater level. is there something I should use to fill the craters? I read somewhere about using a glazing compound ? Any help would be greatly...

Started to process of sanding the bubbles out and so far no real success. I rented a floor belt sanding machine and it really isn't aggressive enough to get this bubbles an pits out. The pits go all the way to the bear concrete. Anyone have any suggestions? I NEED MY GARAGE BACK! lol

Rust-Oleum didn't have very good advice on how to prep and re apply. They just said sand with 60 grit and re apply. I asked what to do if more are bubbles pop up and they said they will dissipate. I am not going to trust this as thats what I thought the first time. What is the best method to get...

I used a floor maintainer with the diamabrush prep tool. So my best bet is to go rent a floor buffer with a 80 grit pad and sand the whole floor followed by another 8 boxes of rock solid? Talk about a waste of money. I sure hope rustoleoum has some sort of compensation for this.

Sand by hand or with a power sander? Will I need enough epoxy to do the whole floor again. Its a shame that Rustoleum doesn't mention a word about this issue. Seems like it could be very easy avoided. I mechanically etched the floor.

I just put down Rock solid metallic rustoleum product last night. Wake up this morning to look at it and air bubbles EVERYWHERE. Pretty disappointed as I did extensive prep work and followed the instructions exact. Read that it comes from mixing but the directions mention nothing about this. Is...

To start off I will be using rock solid metallic floor coating. Last weekend I started my flooring project by renting a concrete grinder and ground down to a clean concrete pad. My two questions are how long do I have to get the floor coating down after mechanically grinding and also should I...