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Thanks for the advice, it was useful to me thumbs up!

The more I think about it, the more I lean towards not using the flakes: 1. Increased traction is minimal at best. 2. Possible damage to projects being built on the floor (I do this a lot). 3. Camouflage effect when small items are dropped (older eyes need all the help they can get). 4...

Compared to epoxy, one of the main pros of tiled garage floors are the fact that they are much easier to install than epoxy, how ever epoxy looks really nice. Also, it is easy to customize – add color for designs, custom hues, and unique looking designs. Flake is an additional way to spice up...

Last year, my Friend Carlos expanded his facility. The GC applied epoxy to their 29 day old concrete floor and shortly thereafter, the coating started blistering and peeling. What a mess! Now we’re planning a new addition for our plant. How can I avoid having the same problem? Thanks by thw way

My facility is located in a semi-arid climate that can have 50 degree daytime/nighttime temperature swings. We’ve had trouble with epoxy flooring installations in the past. Do you have any suggestions?:dunno:

Hi everyone, i got a doubt, actually i'm building a garage for car maintence (small and light cars), i was seeing different types of flooring in Forms designs, i saw: Micro-Topping, Polyurea/Polyaspartic and Epoxy, which one could be the best option for me?:dunno: