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So TRUE In my case, I have a relatively deep (2 cars deep...don't remember the actual measurement) garage. I have my lift in the middle, far enough away from the front for my work bench/area and far enough away from the entrance to clear the door (9' ceiling) when it is up. I park my daily...

Mask off just short of the garage door...that way you can close the door while drying. I did NOT do this on one garage and: 1) during the drying time a bug crawled into the wet epoxy and some small wind-blown debris got in there, and 2) the threshhold (the foot or so outside the garage door)...

I wanted protection for the cement and decided not to go with tiles. My cars can leak and although the tiles typically have holes to allow the liquid to go through, capillary effect, etc...you've got a mess...so I would have had to paint the cement under the "racedeck" anyway. The rest of this...

I used Valspar from Home Depot but I think the formulation has changed. I love mine!!!

Re: My ceiling is 9' and I can stack a car.... 9 feet ceiling (subject line)

My ceiling is 9' and I can stack a car.... I have a 42" and 44" high car and a Direct Lift 4-pole...AND LOVE IT!!!

My slab guys knew when the cement was "set-up" enough to support my anchor bolts...no 2xs or anything else...no problem. I was actually surprised/impress at how easily they went into the cement and stayed upright.

I've used Valspar 2-part epoxy (Lowes) :) Watch for posers 2-part epoxy

i think the whole floor in epoxy is too slick especially if any liquid, even some dripping rainwater, gets on it.

Epoxy car pads, stain walking areas Email me if you want details... [email protected]

I've done this 3 times I tried the 1" gap...bugs crawled into the wet paint. Tape off just short of the door and close it!

Valspar 2-part Epoxy from Lowes or Home Depot There are a lot of poser paints out there...

I used Valspar brand 2-part epoxy and LOVE it! Home Depot or Lowes