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See my post about my PVC tiles http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=247823

You mean this

This came from Justin at LLC (50mil) works great, use the shop vac to **** up any water about once a week. First image was taken at the end of the winter last year. The second image taken 2 weeks ago

On Justins site its $ 6.25 sq. ft.. Mine are black, dark gray & red. My garage floor is 660 sq. ft.

On Justins site its $ 6.25 sq. ft.. Mine are black, dark gray & red.

Here's mine also from Justin

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My Tuff Seal interlocking tile Vette garage

my shop vac takes away all the water and leaves all the ****, spent about 10 min a week to do that. No **** or water ever gets underneath the tiles.

easy solution for me solid floor with no drain

Tuff Seal is the only way to go. Just lifted some tiles and bone dry underneath in our brutal weather here in Canada and yes that's the same garage.

The ones I got was a company called Press Lock 10 mm or.39 in. and 6" X 36" (24 sq. ft. per box) http://floorsfirst.ca/vinyl-flooring-tiles/richmond-reflections-vinyl-flooring/press-lock-plank/floor/press-lock-plank

This is what I put down its basically plastic and snaps together and feels warm. The piece laying there is the back side but its not cheap.

I did 650 sg. ft and love the results. Mine were that far out but I got them to work.

I had the exact same problem it is critical you do one row at a time. Don't do it like shingling a roof. It took a girl at the factory had to explain it to me. They stretch I almost gave up but once I got going it was a snap. Be patient as I had the exact same problem. As you see from the...