Recent content by kram71

I have seen floor jacks damage both epoxy and plastic flooring. I would recommend using a piece of wood under the jacks no matter which flooring you end up getting. The good thing about the tile flooring though is if its damaged just pull it up and replace the $2-$3 piece.

Looks great. Your garage is bigger than some people's houses!

Did you buy them from the actual dealers or online?

Your last picture looks amazing. Not just the floor. Everything. I think I would like living near you. Looks like you have some nice space there. Where did you get those large car pics? They look great!

That is weird that the owner does not know the brand. He bought them. I would ask RD to send a 18 inch sample to confirm.

That is very strange. Sometimes mistakes happen though. It is interesting that you bring this up since I plan to order around 10 more alloy to keep as spares soon. Please let me know what happens because I will only order if they are the same finish.

Are you sure they did not send you diamond alloy toughshield? Those are shinier "high gloss" by design.

Thanks Dave!

Thank you.

I have never used windshield wiper fluid or window cleaner but if Racedeck or Garage Flooring could respond to that former board members suggestion that could help folks in the future. Thanks in advance.

Windshield Wiper Fluid on Racedeck Tiles? I got a PM from someone (who was since banned) that I should use windshield wiper fluid to clean Racedeck tiles. I never heard of that although I did read somebody used glass cleaner. Would either of those be good? I have only used degreaser, ammonia...

Perfect that is exactly the information I was looking for today. Thank you. I'm not looking for it for heavy stains. Just tiny dirt and dust after sweeping.

Thanks for your suggestion. Garageflooring says, I'm hoping they can link me to the product they are suggesting or tell me if just water and ammonia will work well.

I'm hoping to find something that is best for these tiles. That does not suds up or leave a film. :)

I have read that people use Mr. Clean with Ammonia for cleaning but I do not see any Mr.Clean with Ammonia in stores. Mr. Clean says no ammonia in their ingredients. Please post a link to what I should buy. Or should I just buy plain Ammonia?