Recent content by kjanl

Hmmmm.... hadn't thought about that. I think you may be correct. I used a level and don't even see a few millimeters of the depression anymore. In this forum when you guys talk about "flood coat", what does that mean? I've heard of folks putting more than one epoxy coat between the primer and...

Oh yes, I'm putting on a topcoat, definitely! Yellowing isn't a concern for me though.

The concrete is 3 years old. I've never parked in the garage. It could be that the concrete was not totally level to begin with when the home was built. I'm committed now.... what about the epoxy question?

Amateur, lurker, learner, sort of perfectionist here with some dumb questions that I can't find the answers to in the forum anywhere else. I am laying down a 100% solids epoxy on top of a water-based low solids primer since my concrete seems to be soft and porous. I did not have the ability to...

I was considering the same. No response to your question. Interesting.

Now THAT'S a great idea. I can take that issue off of my 'hope I don't screw this up' list! Much appreciated.

That's very helpful. I'm thinking about the speed at which I need to move to get it done. Can I use a paint brush on those areas vertical from the floor? Wondering if it'll be thick enough to hold the flakes. I didn't realize that too thick isn't good for the urethane topcoat. I like to DIY...

Ok, forget the product for now. I might not even use it. How do I still address the everyday practical issues? Can you "overpour" the epoxy if your square footage falls short - i. e., too much product? How do address the full broadcast on the vertical floor borders, maybe 4 inches high with a...

Any takers on my 5 questions? Some practical advice is always welcome!

I bought the product at a great price during a Lowe's flash sale. Figured it could always be returned if more info showed it wasn't legit. Reviews are great. I'm mainly a lurker on this awesome site, but I've learned a few things, and one is that 100% solids epoxy rules the roost for epoxy...