Recent content by tfs

Good looking floor. If you don't mind me asking, what was the sq/ft price, name and # of the contractor, and what polyaspartic product do they use?

Perfect reason to use another product besides epoxy. We have moved to polyaspartic polyurea coatings instead of epoxy . . . one reason is their UV stability.

Yes this is the 3M colorquartz product . . . S grade. The white actually seals up an off-white . . . sort of gray white. As far as any yellowing, it must either be my pics or the monitor . . . no yellowing in person. The homeowner wanted the most durable floor possible . . . that's why we...

Yep, we used 3M. The main floor is 8 parts white, 1 part blue, and 1 part black. In the logo, the background is 1 part blue and 1 part black. The inside bowtie is 1 part blue and 1 part white. The rest is all white.

This turned out a lot better than any silk screen product. Further, I don't think they work well with quartz applications. As I said, it was bad bidding on my part but the client was thrilled to death with how it turned out.

Well the guy got it really, really cheap. We just completed 7000 sq/ft of thin-stamp overlay inside the entire house and front/back patios so I didn't want to overcharge for the garage . . . but it took a lot longer than expected. I was thinking we could do it in 2 days but it ended up taking...

We just completed a quartz broadcast polyaspartic polyurea coating for a customer and wanted to share pics of the Chevy logo.