Recent content by triple0beretta

It's still a work in progress.i have it insulated and I have permanent heat now. I will try and post some pics. I was Photobucket to host but it doesn't seem to working right.

It sealed it but it fades or wears over time. The floor looks totally different now.

I followed my concrete guys suggestion on how to put it down. I think the sealer got penetration. It just seems like the top layer doesn't hold up too well. I guess I shouldn't have expected it to stay pretty.:D

The floor was poured in late December. My concrete guy put the first coat of sealer on the next day and I put another coat of a week later I think.

The toolbox and Jack are brand new. I will look into the info on the website.

What would be the correct way to take care of it and roughly what would o be looking at cost wise? I don't mind spending the money I just have other things I want to do in the shop right now.

I really don't want to have to get into grinding the floor....... Basically looking for some I can put down over this and make it look better.

http://www.euclidchemical.com/products/construction-products/curing-and-curing-sealing-compounds/solvent-based-curing-sealing/diamond-clear/ My concrete guy recommended it so I thought it would be OK.

I went from this: To this: The scratches are from a toolbox, engine hoist, and floor jack. The big bare looking spots are where I walked or stood. Is there anything I could put down over this to make it not look like ****. Also I need something that will hold up and not break the bank. The...

My shop is 32x24 and I haven't found anything under $1200 and up.

How were you able to buy it? I called a Morton dealt close to me and they said the didn't sell. They only used it in the buildings they build.

They were able to finish the skirt yesterday. Now I can get back started on the inside. I need to get the building sealed up, insulated and heated. Still don't know exactly what direction I'm going to go with that.

Thanks, the doors are 10x10

I wasn't on site when it happened. I damn sure would have tried.

We caught a decent day weather wise and decided to pour the skirt. Just my luck the driver stalled the truck and couldn't get it to restart. After about an hour they figured out it was the battery. My concrete guy didn't want to use the concrete in the truck so they only got half of it done...