Recent content by mxgo

It's art! Martin

Very well, that was also my worry.

I used Wolverine products, just recently. Just add their anti-skid additive to the top coat and it will give you a semi-gloss matte finish to the floor. It looks great!

Such a floor would be great for an art gallery: art on the walls and the floor also a work of art. At least, if you do not like the work that is being exhibited, you can drink the gallery's wine and look at the floor.

I decided not to worry about smooth tiles being slippery, I am going to order the RaceDeck XL. I got a good quote, with the Garage Journal Forum discount. Martin

I have been told by RaceDeck, that the smooth tiles can be slippery when wet. They did not recommend any anti-skid product to apply to the tiles. Can I use an anti-skid additive to a top coat on the tiles? I want to use these tiles for a car pad on top of my just applied Wolverine Coating...

Same question as the previous, without the pattern, is the tile surface slippery? If so, how and what product will give the surface an anti-skid property?

I agree with the rest, who say do not close. You really do not know why it settled. Martin

Hire a soils engineer to tell you what has caused the problem and how to correct the problem. It could be that the soils under the slab was not properly compacted, a sand lens under the slab, or a sink hole. Get a price for the consultation. The repairs could easily be repaired by injecting...

In preparing the floor for the epoxy coating primer, is sanding sufficient or do you also have to do the etching? A friend who just did his floor said that forums for professionals said that sanding was better than etching for preparing the floor for the epoxy and they did not do etching. I...

Fred: Repeating myself: The floor has already been prepared, with pressure washing, simple green for oil spots (they still show), and sanded. Did a moisture test for 48 hours; no moisture under duct taped garage bag material. No paint or coating on the concrete floor; no beading of water...

Hi I am new to the forum and hopefully somebody can help with my problem: I plan to cover my garage floor with an epoxy product. The floor has already been prepared, with pressure washing, simple green for oil spots (they still show), and sanded. The concrete floor is about 12 years old, no...