Recent content by Jim N

Oh...And I'd probably go for the non slip additive, I think. Just to be safe I suppose.

qcarm, I used the gloss (Squire). I think you could do 1/2 at a time. I would mask off the floor a bit where I was going to stop. The spray is wide and if there is a half done transition area I'm not sure how well that would work. It is said to have a 7 day shelf life after mixing. You can walk...

I can't say much about the temperature tolerance. When I did it, we backed our way out into 30 degrees outside. The shop was at 65 and with in-floor heat, I bet the floor surface temp was the same. I might have checked it with an infra red thermometer, but I don't specifically recall doing it...

This is a short review of my experience using Ballistix protective floor sealer. It is a bit of a spin off of this thread https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/another-ballistix-install-thread.501959/#post-9850941 since I found it to be very helpful before I went ahead. Here are my...

One more question...I understand the Ballistix dries to the touch in a few hours, and is 100% cured in a week. But...How long did you wait to start moving in work benches and shelving and the like? I was going to wait a week to bring my race car down but I'd like to start setting other things up...

Thanks a lot for the replies! I am excited to give it a try. Checking on hard floor cleaner rentals in the mean time. The floor was poured back in June. I close on the purchase early November. From a recent walk through it it looks like they clean the units well but I figure renting the cleaner...

The floor looks great! Nice work. I am going to use the same kit and process in a couple of weeks on a new 780 sq. ft. shop space. The one question I have is...Did you use the isopropyl alcohol on the floor after the 8400 sealer was cured and just prior to applying the Ballistix? I did not see a...