Recent content by XR80David

Hi, this is probably a dumb question, but if my power goes out, does my home alarm system go out with it? Or does it have some sort of battery backup? Thanks!

Pressure wash and then wash it out daily. It will wear off.

I just did a complete write-up on it... Check out my thread called McMaster Carr Coating.

What he said^

I keep all that stuff in the living room.

Are you kidding me? Stripped down and redone after 6 months? That's horrible IMO, lol.

Are you saying you want to flake the floor but you want to leave the border itself solid?

Hi, Actually, the Seal Krete isn't that bad. However, you still must prepare it 100% properly and prime it, paint it then seal it with the seal krete sealer. It is very easy to work with, and I recommend multiple coats of the paint itself and 3 coats of sealer. If you are just storing cars it...

Chris no worries, you didn't come over as pushy at all. If I were in your position as have stated I would definitely go for the grit, running the risk of breaking a bone or injuring yourself further is far more important that how easy the floor will be to clean or how it looks... Get the grit.

Is it 100% solids? Never been opened? Do you think it would suit my floor well as a clear coat over the EPO Coat H3H pictured?

Why would you want to use something for a bedliner that isn't even made for concrete? Go with the EPO Coat H3H, you won't be disappointed. That is what I did. Don't settle for the cheap box stores that sell Rustoleum, etc. Do it right the first time. I learned this by using Rustoleum, Seal-Krete...

Hi Chris, Sorry for not answering that question. No, I did not put any "sand" on the floor. I hate it like that. I like smooth and easy to clean. With the sand it is harder to clean from what i've heard. The only way you will deal with slippery is if some sort of liquid is on the floor...

They may not heat well but they do cool well! I have had my Mitsubishi Mr. Slim for at least 18 years now and it works great. The heating is not that great, your right. But hey, it's on my garage I don't want to be warm/hot in there anyways!

I think it should hold up very well if you prepare it right and use the good stuff... I mean it's just a patio your not going to be abusing it. The only thing to worry about is the weather and U.V. which may fade it a bit over time but it is something which really shouldnt affect it and that...

I will do it later tonight as it is in the high 90s here tonight. I will probably do it at around 9pm actually. I will refrigerate the second kit until I use it. Is that ok?