Recent content by jhutch

Good Info here! Anticipate quite a bit more epoxy for putting it down on wood, and likely do multiple coats to "prime" the wood. Its not uncommon for a coat or two to disappear into the wood.

You should be happy as long as you have an experienced installer. So many advantages to full chip and polyaspartic topcoat.

Looks good!

I install floors and I have removed some snap together tiles and mats. The clients didn't like them because: 1. They didn't protect the floor (may not be an issue, since I see you are in FL) 2. Hard to clean, either under them, or mats hold water and debris and smell Epoxy is far easier to...

Polished concrete would look awesome in my opinion!

Here are some more pics. I really quit posting updates

The bar is getting close to being finished up here: Some TV's have been installed as well:

I was finally able to get my car in the condo Epoxy Primer coat down in the lower bathroom Metallic epoxy floor down in lower bathroom

Pics after the floor installations

Getting ready to install floors

Codes have been the biggest issue here too! Not that you have to comply, just what they are. They are a blend of codes, and fit/don't fit into anything neatly.

I have been having trouble getting photos to load, and am a bit behind on updates.

Some additional work on the bar installation Also getting some paint going

Starting to get some paint on the walls Bar is starting to go in

Diamabrushes will not work. Edco is the better of the 2 choices. Good luck