Recent content by jake75

Just a follow up post. Floor still looks good. The top coat has held up to just about everything.The one thing is does not like is e85. Had a little bit spill out a fuel line and didn't clean it up. Top coat bubbled but did not effect the epoxy any.

The slab is poured directly against the house slab but not connected to the house slab with re bar

Well. My plan was to put the bottom supporting 2x4 about and inch or 2 away from the brick on the side wall and then just have the roof overhang up tight against the side and a 1x4 on the front wall to seal the 1-2" gap so the weep holes would still have some breathing room without the 2x4...

That is a great point. I may just seal the seam between the roof and side wall with a thick caulking and just stay on top of it to make sure it hasn't made a gap over time

Good to know. As far as depth into the brick does it matter? For the flashing?

Not sure why the pic came out sideways

So I'm in the beginning steps of building a 10x10 lean to shed. The plan is to build against the house behind the garage. My question is how should I build the right wall and the back wall? My plan is to build tight to the house and leave the studs for the shed exposed. Basically the brick will...

fleck really makes it nice. You dont have to go as heavy as i did

This has also proven to be very true!!

Hey guys I hadn't been on in a while. I'm Glad to see the thread is still going and getting lots of compliments. I know armorpoxy didn't have very many reviews or pics on here before i made this thread so hopefully its helped out the business a little. As for the floor its holding up great. I...

i experienced the same thing i went back and used a hand grinder in spots

right. I didnt use the shop vac at all other than storing the concrete dust i picked up with the dust pan. I was able to use the squeegee to push the concrete dust into piles and from there sweep it up with a dust pan.

Actually took a few pics before I left. I built the table in the garage as well.

Designer grey Total work time I spent about 4 hrs with the edco grinder then about 3 hrs spot grinding and a day about 2-3 hrs applying each coat (primer,epoxy,clear) I have my motors in the garage and girlfriend is parking in there everything seems good. It had its first test when I was...

Thanks guys for the compliments