Recent content by pondo

For that few 2x4s, I'd use an electric hand planer and knock 1/4" off where the 2x4 meets each joist. You could even use a jig saw to cut in 1/4" and a chisel to knock out 1-1/2" wide section.

For an update, the closing of my house was delayed due to builder issues. I've got a few weeks now after closing before moving. I'm thinking Slide-Lok may be right suggesting a DIY epoxy system. Budget is still a concern though. It looks like I can rent a floor grinder for the day for $167 and...

I'm going to give Legacy a call about their new HD6600 MMA sealer. http://www.legacyindustrial.net/pdf/HD6600MMATechData.pdf This seems like it may be perfect for my needs. Thanks for all the suggestions!

Floor looks great! I'm thinking of using just the MMA for my garage floor. Looks quick and easy. I was told if the floor absorbs a drop of water within a few minutes then it's okay not etching? I have newly poured garage. I also wanted to point out the respirator needs to be rated for Acid...

Ed, thank you for the offer! However, I won't have 7 days to wait on the densifier to cure. Shea, the link to the siliconate sealer and the acrylic modified polyurethane is the same. I only saw information on the siliconate sealer. Could you provide more information on the acrylic...

I've read through so many posts and really had my heart set up on an epoxy system. I received 3 quotes in my area for a 585 sqft garage and all ranged $5.50 to $6 a sqft for grinding the floor, spread epoxy, flake then top coat sealer. Way too much than we are willing to fork out. I thought of...