Recent content by Roger555

Maybe if you are conservative and dont loose any in your expansion gaps. My actual coverage area was 400sq feet and I have have some primer left.

Thanks man! OCD for sure! Hows your floor doing?

Thanks everyone! True its not always this clean its a mess when i'm working on a project for sure. I just get really frustrated when I cant find something in the middle of a project so my solution is to keep everything as organized as I can. To be honest I had already purchased the...

I did make all the shelving/work benches but they are all wood I just painted everything black and clearcoated. The "Tool holder" above the main work bench? if so that's just peg board painted black.

Thanks man! Slowly getting everything back inside from the porch but I thought I'd post a few more pictures because I decided to throw down some black shoe molding to finish it off. All the brick was there, the whole foundation is brick.

The grinder got about 3-4 inches from the edge. I did the edge with an angle grinder & diamond cup bit from home depot. This was extremely messy without a dust hood and very easy to mess up (create high/low spots). There are of course other options but nothing I was willing to shell out the $...

I only acid washed a couple bad oil stains and power washed throughly then mopped. Its hard to get all the concrete dust off, just make sure when you wipe your finger across the floor you don't get any powder on your finger and your in pretty good shape. For the rubber strip search on amazon...

Also more pics!!

Thanks everyone! The clear coat was definitely the hardest part only because you cannot see it!! Very easy to miss a spot or leave a puddle! there are a few spots I will probably sand and add clear. Just to answer some of the general questions below. Also correction this is not "light Grey"...

Well it was quite a journey but definitely worth it in the end! Too tired to go into much detail right now but I just wanted to thank everyone here!! This is what I used Epoxy Primer 4100...

that's what I thought too but i also thought overtime the door seal might mark up the epoxy so I decided to put this down www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00008WFT7/ref=redir_mdp_mobile?redirect=true&ref_=oh_details_o00_s00_i00

^^^ I havent dont my epoxy yet, hopefully this weekend if the weather holds out. However from all i've read yes definitely do not extend the epoxy out past the garage door but why even extend the clear risking premature failure? I cut a line in the floor right before the door seal inside...

Are you looking at the tile under 1$/sq ft? The tile Jack Oleson used was like 0.50 sq/ft I believe.

I thought you sorted all the flakes out into different bags?

I'll be using a primer too with my install this friday. Using this one below and also their Polyurea http://www.garagecoatings.com/Epoxy/4100-Clear-Vapor-Blocking-Penetrative-Epoxy-Primer-Sealer-15G.html Familyof8kids- The Polyurea I bought has a really nice rolling technique guide which I'm...