Recent content by Merccooper

WOW!!!! Great work. Hard to even believe it is the same place. You must smile every time you go inside.

You have provided great details, very much appreciated! Your floor (and garage) looks awesome! I came across your thread via OJ Bartley and your posts to my questions. I'm glad I came across it. I hope you are willing to answer a few more questions, but first, I got a little chuckle out of the...

I'm in Newmarket. I just may take you up on your offer someday!

Thanks Dakota. How do you determine what "fairly flat" is?

Thanks for the input OJ. I think I will hold off until spring, I just hope the cement doesn't deteriorate through the winter with the snow/salt After seeing your signature line regarding porcelain I looked into it some more (I had always just assumed it would be too slippery. Seeing your thread...

Thanks for the input guys. Scotty, that second post sure looks a lot like the condition my floor was in. Looks like at great finish. At least I know my floor is achievable. Thanks Shaun for the suggestions. I guess one of my challenges is having a 400 sqf floor. It pretty much doesn't matter...

garageguy, when you say the epoxy is too thin I guess you mean its ability to soak into the cement and consequently urethane is thicker and does not soak in? Would putting down a primer coat prevent this level of absorption with epoxy? As far as hiring a professional, I would love to...

Has anyone tired this product? http://www.costco.ca/EpoxyMaster%C2%AE-Do-it-yourself-Epoxy-Floor-coating-Kit.product.10328075.html

Thanks for the input and questions, exactly what I need. I don't know how I'll find that manufacturer that starts with and L and ends with Agency :lol_hitti I've looked into them but since I would have to have it shipped to Canada, the expense would be too much. I am pretty sure I'll go with...

Hi All, Been doing a lot of reading and now looking for input on next steps. My garage floor was pretty pitted. I did a lot of pressure washing. Then attempted to fill the pits and level it by attempting to put a skim coat of Commercial Grade Quickrete Resurfacer. This failed miserably. First...