Recent content by XRetailGarageGuy

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Nice Garage but I would look at a PVC Garage floor. Not true with all manufacturers about smell and excessive expanding. Statements that are coming from a manufacturer should always be taken with a grain of salt when it comes to competition. I was a Gladiator dealers as I see you have in your...

***** you had to put felt under your floor to stop the click! But if the price is right go for it! Sometimes you get what you pay for. good luck.

If you have minor imperfections in the floor you should look at Flexible PVC Floor tiles. They will install easily over your existing floor and give the floor a amazing look very quickly. Lots of sales going on. check out www.garage-flooring.com for more info on a brand called Norsk.

Thelews has a nice floor. But I would stay with good epoxy vs the quartz floor. I have seen many floor crack when a hammer is dropped. But they are not slippery and they look great but not for dropping stuff on!

Some good advice. I would stay away from any tile product you will not be happy in the long run. You are right...preparation is going to be key. Get all old coating off first. I would not go with a big box retail product. Fred at Alpha has good advice. This is his sweet spot!

Wouldn't touch them with a 10 foot pole. They stay wet under them at all time. Need to have air floor. Question would be what are you looking for? protection against oil, design, quick install, custom install. Think about those questions first. I would check out epoxy, polyaspartic, tile or the...

Good Flooring choice is a Norsk flexible PVC floor. They are 18 x 18" tiles that are 0.25" thick and are more rubber like. Where as a Polypropylene tile floor will make a hollow sound when you walk on them. Both are strong.

Garage Looks great! What flooring product did you go with and why? Is it a PVC or a poly product? Where did you get it from? Thanks for the help! Cars look good in the their new HOME!

I think he meant to write www.garagefloor.com

NW Ohio guy, I used the same for my 6' x 12' trailer and it worked OK. I had to glue down and when I moved some heavy stuff in the summer it still tended to move some. For the price not bad. But I switched to a interlocking PVC based product and it worked much better for me. Sam's used to have a...

Professional painters in my experience paint and do not lay a good quality floor! Again always exceptions but you do not PAINT your floor!:shocking: But he is correct about baking soda! :thumbup:

Product Change all the time so the Rustoleum may be getting better but my experience has shown there are better products. Regardless of that I would NEVER etch the floor I would only diamond grind it. You can now rent a great diamond grinder at all the home depot rental centers. That will always...

Just because you have moisture you do not need a vented tile floor, but make sure the tile allows airflow underneath it if that is what you end up using. I think some of replies here have been smelling there coating fumes too long!:lol_hitti

Nice job! Are those kitchen cabinets in your garage?