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We had some significant water damage from a leaky roof. Several ceilings had to be removed, and most of the house had 4 foot of drywall removed.

I know everyone loves pictures, so I decided to post these. Its not your traditional garage build, but I think everyone will like it anyways... The Story - Everyone remembers the good days of real estate when you could make money doing just about anything. Brokers, Agents, Contractors...

A seeder is not going to be your best option... You may be able to cast the chips but probably wont receive the results you want... The best medium to light chip coverage method is hand and bucket. Base coat your floor. If you using a clear coat, some people apply chips to the base others apply...

I have family around there, some in Louisville, and others in Frankfort... Insulation may not be enough help. This winter looks to be starting off pretty nasty. I was just up there for the last two weeks hunting. It was colder than normal but we had a good season... Hey keep with the...

Marlow - Where are you in Kentucky? I lived there most of my life and still have a house in Bracken County. By the way, what kind of woodworking are you using your tools for?

DCS, Do you have any feedback from users?... I'm looking at one of these for a very specific job, thinset removal. I have and Edco 10" grinder and my 5" Bosch is quicker and more effective on the thinset. So instead of grinding 800-1000 sqft every couple weeks on my hands and knees I was...

Its $1950.00... That is a lot for a square tubing stand and a light...

That's it. Thanks :bowdown:

I'm trying to find a stand that holds a 5 inch grinder at ground level and allows you to grind while standing... If anyone else knows the name I'd appreciate the info... Thanks in advance

Im taking a look at your pictures and I notice a couple of things... 1st - The small bubbles all over the floor. Those look to be outgassing bubbles. When im installing a epoxy floor its always cheap insurance to use a good primer that penetrates deep into the open pores of the concrete. This...

I'm going to agree with the other posts above and conclude that the concrete mix was to wet. It looks like your options are limited. -Your best course of action find the contractor who did the work and have them address the issue. (This is the least likely to happen) -Your next option is to...

I also use an epoxy prime & base coat with the polyaspartic clear...From my personal experience its a major step above the traditional urethanes. It offers faster cure times which help the installer, but this also helps the home owner by returning the garage to duty sooner. Also the...

it depends on how heavy you want to flake...If you flake light to medium the clear coat will gloss right over the flakes and be virtually smooth. If you flake heavy or full broadcast the flakes will offer lots of texture...I hope that helps

Every distributor has their own brand of epoxy based crack filler for sale. They all work extremely well and will last. If your going to take the time to fill the cracks you should gouge them out. This removes lose material around the edge of the crack and gives a place for the epoxy fill to...

That TG-10 did my 440sqft garage in 1.5 hours. That was with plenty of breaks. It could easily handle 500sqft an hour. Its a monster though, it clears about 1/16-1/8 inch of concrete per pass. If you don't keep it moving it'll destroy a floor...Keep in mind most of the concrete here ranges from...

I used a standard 4.5 inch grinder with a 3/8 diamond crack blade. The blade is from an ebay seller. They work great, really aggressive.

I used products from (Versatile Building Products) and (Color Chips)...VBP is company that I stumbled upon. I like their epoxy systems because of the application speed. The epoxy, the patch, and polyurea all came from them. The chips came from Color Chips. I appreciate the compliments.

I get questions all the time like: "Why do you charge so much to do floors" or "Your prices are really expensive, that only costs $100 at Home Depot" Your write up explains the costs installers have. If I could get my epoxy for $20 a gallon I'd get a lot more jobs, but material costs are high...