Recent content by Huser21

1400 ft is a lot for one guy on a full flake floor. Your chosen manufacturer doesnt offer a color matched primer you can broadcast directly into? Thin with some iso and apply at 150 sq ft a gallon to give yourself a little more working time. And grab another guy who can just back roll for you.

Tape off with duct tape, Nashua 357 is great, very strong stuff. I use cab o sil to fill my joints and cracks and I also use it on the garage side edge of the tape to seal it off. Pull it before you apply your last coat and re tape the edge with masking tape. On your final roll as you work your...

$4.50-$6 a sq ft in Minnesota depending on if its a 2 coat epoxy top coat or a 2 coat polyaspartic top coat. Includes diamond prepping the slab. Most of your high grade resin manufactures will not warranty the project without a mechanical grind.

Always grind. Use General Polymers 3579 primer in chosen color and topcoat in a color matched urethane. Tough as nails and cost effective. Done in 2 days.

Full flake floor with 2 coats of polyaspartic, adjust the anti slip to your liking through samples. Half the cost of a metallic and twice as durable. Looks great too.

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Diamond grind and fill your joints with MVT if you can move fast enough otherwise fill with GP 3579. Next apply the MVT at proper coverage rate. Day 2 use 3579, color matched to the flake (best primer on the market) and broadcast your flake into that. Sweep, vac and topcoat with your epoxy, GP...