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This wasn't a metallic floor, but illustrates the point of a non controlled environment. This guy crawled out of the wall and became part of the floor. Fortunately, he didn't make it far. Dave

Here are a few we have done including a Chocolate shop we just finished. We are starting another next week. Hey Fernando, I wanna go on the road trip too!

mj1957, There are a few products out there that can most likely solve your moisture issue. CMP Lockdown is a good place to start. You will have to grind or shot blast the floor and put some type of coating over the epoxy moisture barrier, such as an epoxy coating or possibly just a few coats...

After 13 years as remodel professional, your standard for tools is a little different than a homeowner or DIY'er. I have used a few of the knock off's and they don't even compare. A friend of mine pulled out a new HF tool on a job and it died on the fourth cut. I didn't have my Fein with me...

If you are left with any bad spots after your next go around, you can try grinding with a Zirc disc. They don't gum up like other sanding discs. If this house is older than 1978, you could be dealing with lead paint which can be hazardous. If it is your place, I don't think you can get in any...

It is a great choice. Your floor is returned to service quickly, and is very durable!!! As was already said, you'll want to make sure the prep is done right. The trick with installing these products is the short pot life. If you mix it correctly and have enough hands ready to make sure you...

For me, the issue really comes down to personal preference and maintenance. A wood floor in your kitchen isn't a bad option, but it most likely will require some sort of care to keep it looking nice long before tile will unless you are meticulous in your care of it. Like many building material...

I'm not really familiar with any epoxies that recomend pressure washing as the only means of preparing the surface. Are you planning on doing anything else? I'd agree with Edger that after the surface is coated, pressure washing might be a bit much for simple maintenance.

That is really awesome! Congrats on an amazing project. Thanks for the photo documentation as well so the rest of us could enjoy the process.