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Last summer I applied a Rustoleum "commercial" 2 part epoxy kit to the garage floor after diamond grinding the concrete, filling the cracks with epoxy sealer and cleaning the floor with denatured alcohol right before application to remove all dust. The result is a solid finish that shows no...

JD is right about the time and headache part. I just finished mine on Friday night. I only have a 20x21 foot garage and it took me about 4.5 hours. Kicked up enough dust to fill a 5 gallon bucket when I swept (and swept and swept) it up. If my example is typical and my math is right, it...

I've read a lot of threads and alternate between being pumped about using epoxy to thinking I should just paint the floor with something that might hold up for a few years -- then do it again. The garage floor was poured in the mid-50's and has several hairline and one or two 1/4 inch cracks...

I actually found the patent number on the vise and looked it up on the USPTO website. I have an Abernathy 70D that was dismantled to get the workbench through the door and the "roller nut" was lost. I used the drawings from the original patent to see how it was constructed. Ironically, my son...