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I agree. While polyaspartic applied more thick does take longer to cure, we're talking days not weeks. Full grind & removal. If they're worried about dust what did they do for dust containment the first time around or did they not grind?

lower grades of stainless will indeed rust

Then there should be a receptacle rated for the #10 or #12 wire capacity that is installed. A larger receptacle invites a larger load. What happens when the property changes possession? New owners will be ignorant of the situation.

True.. but you won't find any of these grades being used in supply line braiding.

If I'm going to have something capable of pulling 50A, even for a short period of time...I'll wire it capable to handle the load. 6 guage for 50 amp 240 circuit. Residential ovens (50 amp) are wired with 6-3 wire.

I prefer the Stainless braided supply lines. An easy way to check if they are really stainless... Use a magnet. True stainless is not magnetic.

As a 20 year outside salesman of Maintenance Repair & Operation (MRO) supplies, I have a fairly broad scope of knowledge. It's not always deep, but it is wide. Welding, chemicals, hand tools, abrasives, cutting tools...you get the idea. I hope to add a little value to discussions whenever I can.

You have brought back some memories... Bought this in the late 80's (88-89 ish) while in the Navy in Charleston, SC. Still use it once in a while.

Stop the base coat and flakes inside the door. Epoxy AND flakes will discolor with long term exposure to the UV radiation from sunlight. To color the exterior portion, use a UV stable product (not just resistant). This is typically a urethane, but you'll need a primer coat underneath it...

Indeed sir. Thank you for a proper response. This is the correct way to do it.

I do epoxy garage floors regularly as part of my business. Your best bet is to remove the sealer by mechanical grinding (diamonds) or by shot blasting. (etching is also an option) The profile you want is bare ABSORBENT concrete. The coating you apply, whether paint or epoxy needs an porous...