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I'm between the liftmaster 8360 and the chamberlain whisper drive. One's chain and one's belt. I dont particularly care either way. Just want a good price and a quality product. The wifi thing is cool but apparently with liftmaster you can;t use it unless you pay 50 bucks per opener for an...

I have 2 really old Stanleys that need replacing but I don;t know how much to spend or what brand to buy. I have 7 foot doors so 1/2hp should do it and I've seen a lot of the companies in town carry liftmaster. But also I've read that chamberlain is good. Anyone got an opinion? thanks.

I was even thinking of jsut using the cheapo garage floor paint...even if you have to recoat annually, it would take a number of years until you've spent as much as soem of the higher end epoxies, which do not always appear to be a safe bet.

29 since March. Want a garage floor that'll last till I'm 50!

Cool man...now I am definitely gonna look into it. Did you have to find a tile guy who had done garages before or was it just any old guy who can lay tile?

Porcelain tile in the garage....is this something that can stand up to a 4-season climate?

I'm hoping to do a 20x20 floor once the weather improves and I have planned on using epoxy or polyaspartic all along, but I am worried about screwing it up and also worried that it might not last forever....so I am considering going with racedeck because it isn't permanent.

It's solid colour (no chips) and is longer lasting than epoxy, right? Does is cure with a gloss finish or do I need to apply another product over it?

so i'd need to order about $600 worth for 400 square feet?

I was looking at legacy industrial's products and they seem to have a number of different things, lot's of epoxies and epoxy-related flooring products but only one that said Polyaspartic and it appears to be a solid finish.

WOW that floor looks incredible. Good to hear about the great customer service too....good stuff!

Where can I get this stuff and where can I see pictures of it? I have not heard of this material until I started this thread so...all I really knew about up until this point was the 100% solids epoxy...now I am hearing that there might be a better, tougher option.

. . . All it needs is one of these for the lake! Shopnut has the dream shop of all dream shops....seriously....just amazing. . . . .

Where do you put the saw cut...and what does it do....just create a gap between the exopy and non-epoxy? I need to find where to buy this polyaspartic stuff....probably what I want for the exposed part.

Being in NJ I assume you're familiar with the conditions I am dealing with. If I epoxy the outside part with a 100% solid, do you think that other than the discolouration it will hold up over the years?