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I spoke with the Color Chips people and found out it is a typo on their website. You do not lay decal into the wet epoxy... They said, as Wardrum said earlier, to install decal after the epoxy has dried.. Just wanted to clear that up.

Cleveland, OH

What do you guys think? I found a company that will prep with grinder,epoxy, color chip, and clearcoat my 650 ft garage for $1800. Not only that, they will guarantee it for life. The company is Armorcoat. They say they have all kinds of big company references, but I have not verified for...

I would see no reason why you couldn't use a chop saw, as long as it cuts all the way accross the 12" tile.:thumbup:

You will want to leave 1/2 inch gap around the entire perimeter of your garage to allow for expansion/contraction of your racedeck. If you don't, the tile will buckle and you will have a mess. The best way to cut is with a jig saw. They cut very easy, and it will leave a very clean edge.

Fastcop, Great job with the floor. I can't wait to get mine done now!!

After reviewing Original Color Chips website, they suggest placing the decal in wet epoxy and then apply your color chips. They make no mention of curing being an issue under the decal. I am going to call them tomorrow to see if this is an issue.

Tahank you all for your replies. I will post pics when completed and share the steps I took. Looking at doing this in a couple weeks.:beer:

Or do you put the decal right on top of the chips?? I am doing a heavy broadcast to get a granite look??

Boiler7904, What if you are putting down color chips over the epoxy?? How do you get the chips on when wet, and the decal on when dry, and have the chips run right up against the decal?? Thanks in advance for your reply, Brian

Do you wait for the epoxy to dry before laying down the decal and coating with a clear top coat??:headscrat

Hello everyone, This is my first post, and I must say I have learned alot from this board. Has anyone used the Liquid Granite Epoxy? The price looks comparable to UCOATIT and Epoxy -Coat, but claims not to have any hot tire pick up. A local contractor uses this, and I would like to find out...