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I don't think it was gambling, just easier to take the old floor covering off before we got to the bare concrete and like I said, plenty of water to break it down, once it dried, we then took a grinder to it any way.

Plenty of water from the power washer, squeeged dry, and then take a diamond grinder to it, so far no problem.

I cant speak for anyone else, but I just did my floors and tried using a sanding machine with a disk, but quickly realized it was going to take much longer than I thought. I went to Home Depot and used a concrete paint stripper from the big box store. I rolled it on, waited 2-4 hours and then...

Hello all! I just recently finished having a epoxy floor installed. I went to the shop after 24 hours only to find that the color was very uneven. Its 1800sqf of LT grey and no flakes. The floor was diamond ground, primered, sanded, cracks filled and then the epoxy put down with a squeege and...

21 hours! two and a half days! of inspired and dedicated reading, and to think I came across this thread by accident. Thomas I just wanted to give you and Chris a salute as we do all our American Pilots here at YYZ. Luckily for me I got to read about your restoration while at work, while...

That place is fantastic!

First off let me apologize in advance if this is in the incorrect section. Most of you may have already heard of this, but it was new to me, so I thought I would share. http://www.condo-garage.com/index.html enjoy!

Thank's for the reply Mlynch, but now I have more questions than I did before! In reading their add, they state that the product needs to be re-applied yearly for commercial use, or every two/three years for residential use, this leads me to believe that a residue, or coating is left behind?

I just re read the article and found this.. Our product has been developed and proven for concrete, quarry tile, spanish tile, ceramic tile, glazed brick, marble, terrazzo, porcelain/enamel, and many other hard mineral surfaces. So it works on concrete according to this, but still wondering...

Hello everyone, been lurking around for a while, I really enjoyed the post with Mlynch, and Wolverine, but that's another story. I was on line yesterday looking for a house cleaner, and came across a company called sure step http://www.interlake-chemicals.com/ just wondering if anyone has...

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