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Garage Cabinet Systems made in the USA! Since 1977, Slide-Lok has been providing high quality, durable cabinets to the multi-family housing industry. We have installed our cabinets in all types of living environments throughout the U.S. and several locations overseas. The design and structure...

Polyaspartic floor coatings made in Phoenix, AZ, USA! Longest lasting brand in the garage interiors market, since 1977. Our American made cabinets and floors are installed across North America every single day. website: Slide-Lok.com e-mail: [email protected] phone: 480-222-9720

Hi Clint, So I can't speak for your epoxy but I can speak for coatings in general. If your concrete is going to crack it will crack. If there is a coating on it regardless of the brand given a strong enough shift in the concrete the coating will crack too. Some coatings that are more flexible...

You're putting 6 gallons on your floor in one coat? I hope you've read up on the TDS for that polyurea because 6 gallons is a lot to mix at once. Be careful not to mix too much or it could set off on you sooner than you think, especially in these hotter summer months and you'll be left with a...

Don't give up on coatings just because you had one bad experience. Did you apply the coating yourself? How was your prep work? Did you ever leave any fluids sit on the floor? The best floor prep involves diamond grinding the concrete to reveal a fresh, clean porous surface that the coating...

White for a garage floor is not among the most popular choices. It will show all of the dirt and tire tracks coming and going (not to say the tires are staining the floor, just leaving dirt tracks though this depends on the coatings performance to hot tire pickup). If you plan to clean your...

My expertise is in coating concrete. So maybe my 0.02 plus yours will help the OP. We see water vapor issues primarily in locations with large rainy seasons and from homes that are typically in bad locations as far as water drainage into the surrounding area. Typically water is being trapped...

Quick, Simple, And Low cost.. You generally get what you pay for, but given your requirements I would think an acrylic based sealer or coating should be fine. Just don't leave oil, solvents or other materials on the floor too long or you're going to eat into whatever coating you finish your...

Hey there Garage Journal! We're Slide-Lok Garage Interiors. Finally getting around to this thing called internet forums. Just wanted to stop in and say hi this is our first post on here. We love everything to do with the garage. Our garage experience spans back to 1977, so we've got quite a...