Recent content by lreops

Just an update, just got a call from the same guy supposedly from Worldwide Industrial and in the process of telling him that I was not interested, he wanted to know why and as I was telling him of the bad reviews I have seen, he was constantly trying to over talk me and when I asked him to let...

Thanks for your reply. That's about all that I could find also. Seemed to be more con's than pro's. I'll stay with my more recent post.

Well, three days and not one response, I guess that pretty much says it all. Now I won't feel bad when this guy calls back and I tell him that I know a better place for his product but he has to stand up first. Ron

Has anyone had any experience with, or has any knowledge of the product "Thundershield" by Worldwide Industrial Enterprises. http://www.worldwideindustrialenterprises.com/ They are running a promotion of nearly 59% off their normal price ($169.00 per Gal.) Was going to wait until after...

I hope you have a plan "B". :Help: :hellobye: :dunno:

I have been considering tile as an option. Just haven't given that route any real thought yet as I'm still weighing all the info supplied here on the epoxy route. After digesting the epoxy info, I will then start on the tile option. Anybody that has gone the tile route, please don't hesitate to...

Thank you for the suggestions. I will come with a plan and more than likely will be contacting you for a game plan and needed products. Right now I am conducting the plastic test on the concrete to see exactly how much the concrete is actually wicking moisture up through it. Just wondering if...

There aren't any joints in the floor

Does the application of an epoxy covering require that it be done all at the same time or can you feather a stopping point and continue at that point later? The reason I ask is because I'm planning to do my shop floor soon. I have a lot of equipment and other things on my shop floor with no...

Looks like the reflection from the walls, to me anyway. Ron

The house I am in now had the decks and concrete patio stained redwood when we moved in 16 years ago. Really looked OK, but as time marched on, it started to break down. Main problem was that it became quite a patchy spotty mess. Finally decided to try and pressure wash it as it was pretty...

This sounds like exactly what I need to do with my basement floor that experiences a mild dampness in the winter on only half the floor. Will this prep work if you plan to paint? 16 years ago, before building my workshop, I prepared my concrete floor to be painted. About three years ago, about...