Recent content by TheBanker

No way unless you can thin it out.

wow, just back for a visit and this thread is still going and going and going....good job Christine, epoxy-coat seems to be doing quite well.

Actually the floor has held up very well with no problems at all. I am still happy with all my choices of the chalkboard, slatwall and crank up lift. The garage is a little bit messier with some items actually on the floor now. And the budget is still good, I have not spent any more money on...

wow almost a year ago.

I used Epoxy-Coat several months ago, or a year, and I am still very happy with it. Not one problem.

Tapatalk is awesome! I access forums on my iphone more than I do on the computer. It is simply a plug in.

good job........

Congratulations....Good luck, I hope it all works out for you guys. I guess we will be seeing you less and less over time....you won't need us anymore. :(:(:(:(:(:(:(

Very nice. I would like more detailed info if you can provide it. What products you used and a detailed description of steps of how you did it.

I had no odor at all when I did mine.

Epoxy-Coat

Looks awesome.....I think sometimes our expectations may be a little to high.

I would do the anti-skid at least by the door. Epoxy is very slippery when wet. Just about busted my *** good coming in one day out of the rain.

Its normal though, right?

Re: My Wolverine Epoxy floor Nightmare From your comments of your install I am thinking.....Is it possible you over rolled it? As it began to dry you rolled it, stretching it, kinda like a rubber band? I don't know, I'm a Banker.