Recent content by lincolnxing

I know...Wierd thread. I asked this question:

Ran........... How sad.

WOW....Very nice....That must be a liquor store in the rich part of town...

Hopefully it will get alteast one of them to answer our questions. Thanks. Ill relax. The sad part is, they get more business when they are honest and answer questions. People pay for a service so they can hold someone accountable. We are probably going to find out what "thegarageguy" is worth...

Will you answer our questions or not? If not, dont post, its pretty simple. Thank you.

Now that the "thegarageguy" has had his little ***** rant..... Back to my question. I need a cheap DIY solution for an integral cove so I am going to test elastomeric caulk and see how it works. Why wouldnt it work with epoxy on top? Thoughts?

No offense. Please dont reply to anyone's text. Your useless. Thanks. OH NO WAIT, your usefulllllll for yourelf.. You, YOU, YOU, YOU. YOU. YOU. Go pound salt dude.

Well, I need a cheap DIY solution for an integral cove so I am going to test elastomeric caulk and see how it works. Why wouldnt it work with epoxy on top? Thoughts?

Here is a question for all. What are the three cheapest methods to achieve an integral cove base with epoxy floor for the DIY?

Same here. I really would like a DIY cove on the cheap!.

That is pretty dam cool.

Wow. Thanks. That video really sums it up. Nice picture as well. Cheapest route might be just buying extra epoxy and sand to create a cove....Hmmm

That stuff from speedcove is awesome. Called them up yesterday and he quoted me $5.00 a linear foot and at 91ft x $5.00=455.00+tax is right around $500.00 just for coving. Way too expensive for our budget.I wish I could find something cheap that would last atleast a couple of year. I am tempted...

Yes. Yes. Yes. Perfect. Thank you.

Using a cove trowel and materials as described in this document. http://www.epoxysystems.com/720.aspx