Recent content by Snowman81

Thanks, makes perfect sense. I think for the minor maintenance I’ll be doing and my level of OCD, polyurea is the winner. One part of the OCD is getting application right. I’m gonna be mad at myself if I mess that up and if polyurea is easier, then better chance of not messing up. Second part is...

I've been looking at your polyurea kits just to get an idea...so you'd absolutely recommend this kit over epoxy for light garage use (parking/ car maintenance/wood working) for the price? And the 2 coats (1 gray/1 clear) with flake is sufficient protection? Sorry, not trying to beat a dead...

Left you a message a little bit ago, do you do work as far north as Fernandina? I wouldn't mind getting a quote. I've received 2 quotes in the area for around $2500. Seems to be about the going price in the area.

Thanks again! What are your install prices to do the floor, wanna head up this way anytime?:D With weight and a damp floor, it’ll likely still be a bear to grind through, right? Would etching be a better idea? I’d imagine it’ll take a while since the liquid has to penetrate the surface but...

Are polyurea kits better than epoxy? I actually read a post where someone purchased rust bullet and then ended up doing a full on prep with grinding, but still laid the rust bullet. I’m sure that decision was based on them already having the product, but seemed silly to go through all that work...

Thanks for the heads up. Is that something that I would still be able to rent? I see HD has the standard floor polisher and attachment which is what I referenced, but they also have a concrete grinder for rent, just not sure that it’ll come with any different plate attachment. And I’m oribs Kym...

Rust Bullet or Epoxy I’ve been reading through the forums for a while now, watching too many videos and I think I've narrowed it down to either rust bullet or a 93% solids diy kit from garage flooring LLC. First question...is the rust bullet worth it to save from having to do as much prep...