Recent content by mnavillus

Yes, it's possible they used a semi gloss finish on the repairs and a satin finish on the original install.

Speaking from 27 yrs experience laying monolithic/resinous floors of all kinds. I can tell you Polyaspartics can be tricky due to the working times or "pop life" of the product. I would suggest they be left to the professional installers who use them daily. However I would like to know some...

I would go 100% flake, in lieu of seeing the background primer however of the choices you provided I would go TAN 1/4" flake. What are the wall colors of the garage? house colors?

If your going to broadcast vertical, it will normally takes a double broadcast to cover properly. Let me know should you have questions? Good luck!

I'm a fan of epoxy flooring for auto motive areas..congrats on the new shop! Ensure quality surface preparations! did I mention surface preparations? Regards,

i live in corpus...let me know if you still have any questions about your epoxy floor....We do about 300 garages a yr all over south Texas good luck

These types of floors are certainly gaining in popularity! :rocker:

NO! stripping is not overkill! If you have time constraints,conflicts or simple don't want to deal with prepping the floor....Hire a professional contractor who will perform the task for you. I think most of the guys on the forum will agree, the number 1 reason for all coating failure is...

I find this to be a common issue with all of your over the counter big box junk epoxy garage floor kits....Most people usually say something along the lines of my KIT lasted me ** yrs..but then follow up the statement with however,except or something along those lines and then list all the...

Have you asked the contractor to make repairs? What did he say!? if your going to install a floor coating or finished floor?...there are ways to address the "flatness"? I would not sweat the walnut shell! small touch up!

Jeff, I don't know what part of the county you are however, Have you consider talking to a local qualified contractor? Explain what you want to do in your garage, they should be able break down some options and clearly define what there warranty will cover. good luck!

all concrete pours have some discrepancies, however these can be fixed numerous ways...you said 20' long...How wide is the low spot? do you have a pic?

looks great! nice to see you added a bit of acetone for the "hammered" look..great job!

I have not used it for a garages but residential walk walk way yes... few bathrooms or lower levels of at beach houses and homes that are in low lying areas and etc...worked fine in the those locations. good luck!

looks great!