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That was fun to watch. Great job!

Here's a vote for Tapatalk support.

That's a 4-toed Sasquatch with razor sharp barbs on the soles of his feet!

A single coat was all I needed. There's no water or solvents to evaporate so "what you see is what you get" with this stuff. My experience: http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=78454 Good luck!

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May I recommend a personal message to Haughy? Haughy has been asked directly and indirectly to address this and he hasn't taken the opportunity.

Have you thought of threading a bolt into it for a nice table base?

Couldn't you simply install a wheelie roller on the end of the exhaust tailpipe?

I was feeling some serious testosterone seeing the tractor lifting a power saw, and a trailer loaded with engines, augers and and more power tools.... ...then the sobering image of a package of Huggies. :bounce:

I think it's due to the likely fading and other effects of the weather.

Love the look. I might have gone the RaceDeck route but we have 2 cars coming and going all winter dragging in snow, sand and salt. I wonder with the channel drain I put in, if that mess would have flowed to it the same as epoxy?

I have the same Sam's Club cabinets. I see you painted yours black - nice touch! Great looking floor. How does the transition into the garage look? Any protective metal or other?

Great thread! BTW, does your son survive the hit on the head with the frying pan?

Me too! I've never seen that before.

The DIY videos that demonstrate a blower to pop bubbles were electric blowers. I had my stinky oil/gas backpack on standby but didn't need it. Interesting theory. I suppose even the type of spike used in a DIY spiked shoe might make a difference at a micro level. :)

Or heavy machinery like the John Deere tractor pictured above. :) I did 3" to collect winter snow/salt/sand. Never any mud. I put a trap in, down in my basement where I can clean it out if I ever need to.

Re: My Wolverine Epoxy floor Nightmare Months? I might be wrong but I think it's closer to two. So I'd beg to define it as "weeks." :) Message boards are a treacherous place to market one's products, especially products that are possibly best left for the professional installer only. I...

Obviously Team Epoxy-Coat has been doing a LOT of things right if they landed the distribution deal with Lowe's. They might go from a warehouse grunt printing labels on a greasy old PC to a hands-off assembly line over the next few years.

How about "Tu-Tone Technique"