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Clear is an option, although I prefer to color this floor a bit. I have a second garage that will see much more abuse and fluids. For that, I think clear is the way to go. But, as far as clear goes, how does Ghostshield compare to the clear Nohr-S or clear SPGX? What is the advantage of one...

I have a two car garage that is about 550 sqft. I am getting ready to coat the floor. I am going to diamond grind it with a rented Edco grinder. My plan is to then fill in cracks with Extreme set 100. But, which coating? I was hoping to avoid flake, as I may drop small objects on the...

How does this $20 Rustoleum product at HD compare to Extreme set, which seems to be a whole lot more money? Thanks.

What makes someone a hellfire candidate? I have not decided on a coating yet either and am leaning to polyurea, but have not fully decided. I looked at the pics in post #4 and as long as it is not super slippery, that is kind of what I am looking for. But, not crazy about having to do 3-4...

OK, thank you. I will stick with the original plan of the Extreme Set 100.

I am planning my continuation of my garage project and I am pretty much ready to attack the floor. I have a couple of cracks. I have seen videos of Extreme set 100 and it looks impressive. But, if you can wait 30 or more days is actual cement repair better? I was considering Rapid set Cement...

Well, I am reviving this thread. I never got to the floor last year. Life through me a curve ball and I had to put my attention elsewhere. So, I am planning my attack to prep and coat this floor in the spring. I have a couple of months to make my decision. I like the shiny metallic look...

I went to another tool rental place today and they were talking about a grinder that seemed to have two diamond/stone discs. They were charging $510 per day for the disc and machine. It was not there for me to look at, but was made by Edco. Does this sound like the right machine and normal price?

Thank you. I went back to home depot tonight and the machine was not there, so I will confirm what machine they have next time I am there. If they don't have the right machine, I'll go to a tool rental store. But, I could still use some help with the coating choice. I believe it will be...

I went to Home Depot today and inquired about the concrete surface prep machines to rent there. They have a grinder, which I was told was to level the concrete and then they had what looked like a floor polisher that is used to condition the floor. So, my question is which machine do I use? I...

I will be proceeding steady with this. I spoke with Legacy last week and we briefly discussed the Nohr-S and I need to do some homework on it now. The first step is that I need to clean this floor well. What is the general recommendation for getting this thing clean?

That is an excellent question. I love the high gloss look. But, it is slippery as hell? Show every scratch?

I finally have my sheetrock walls painted and I am almost done with the concrete foundation knee wall smoothed and plastered. All that will be left is the floor. I had purchased some tiles from costco last year and then returned them. They are nice, but not for me. I really want the look of...

I am considering going with the plastic tile floors. It sounds like Motofloor is a version of Racedeck. Any thoughts on these products?

Thanks guys. I really like the look of metallic floors. The wet marble look is beautiful. But, I don't know the downsides. Based on what I am reading, it seems polyurea is better than epoxy. I will give the garage flooring vendor a call. Even if I go with one of the plastic tile floors, I...

Well, I don't think I am too worried about the cost, within reason of course. I plan to do it myself. I am interested in the Polyurea. I love the look of the shiny marble like floors, but not sure if they are too slippery to even walk on. I want to avoid epoxy because my mechanic cousin says...

Well, here is my situation. I believe the measurements are 24x28 two car garage. I put a modine heater in at the end of last winter and within 5 minutes there was a dust haze everywhere. Brother said that I needed to paint to cut the dust down. The walls and ceilings have no been repaired...

Hmm, maybe polyurea is the idea. Thoughts on this vs regular paint vs epoxy?

This is a two car garage. It is heated. It will see only very light work. It is mostly just to park the cars. One of the cars is a winter garage queen, the other will see NY road salt. We learned we needed to paint the floor when we turned the new garage heater on and it kicked up a ton of...

Garage 1 is attached to the house and cars will be parked in it and things stay clean. This garage floor should look beautiful. Garage 2 is detached. It will have a 12,000 lb lift, parking for skid steer, truck and plenty of **** will fall on this floor. Dirty parts will be removed and fluid...