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I would suggest grinding to remove the coating. However, you MUST use PCD diamonds. Standard diamonds will NOT work as they will get hot and gum up the coating. Another option would be chemical removal which would be nasty for a shop that size. I would NOT recommend shotblasting to remove...

thanks Roger! We appreciate your business!

I would guess around 36,000 # -40,000 #...

It's no big deal... There is a lot of meaning that just doesn't translate in writing on forums. It accentuates how important facial expressions are. Personally, I can see that you are very artistic and do beautiful work. I think that you deserve to have a certain amount of pride in that (and I...

I'm lovin' your build dude... I like that car too... Maybe we will start a new "discount for letting Eric redline your car" promotion... lol... How fast will she go?

Nice Job! That is a good lookin' floor!

Wow Fred... you da man!

There are a lot of variables there. I would call the company that did the floor and pay them to fix it. They know the chemical resistance and the thickness of the clear coat. They know whether a solvent (like acetone... strong but a quick evaporator) will be strong enough to get the purple up...

Yeah... we're just some kind of desk jockeys who have never been on a job before... lol... I would insult you back, but... well... that would make me a small person. This isn't exactly the first time I've figured out how many gallons of product it takes to coat a surface at 1/8". Last month we...

This litigation started a really long time ago. Since HP Spartacote was given an exclusive for the garage floor industry they now are the ones who are having money come out of their pockets. Some say the patent is flimsy and some say it's going to hold up fine under challenge. To date, no one...

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I didn't take the time to read the article... lol... My A.D.D. is too active tonight... Fortunately, this is one of those arguments that has a definitive solution mathematically! There is absolutely no need to argue! Here is how you figure it out: 1-Gallon of ANY liquid... (by this... I mean...

Nice Job... application technique is key to metallics!

Yes... it's a Sodium Silicate solution...

Use a 100% solids semi-ceramic. See Fred at AlphaGarage.

Hi Guys, Long time no see... I have not been able to get on here in a really long time. We've been incredibly busy! Fred sent me an e-mail and asked me about this. I deciding to just put an answer on here. I have been formulating paint, coatings, adhesives, linings, etc since the late 1980s...

Hi Guys, It's been awhile since I've been able to pop in... and... this may be the only post I get to tonight. First, acid stain is a cheap alternative to an epoxy system. I would absolutely NOT skimp when it comes to purchasing the acid stain. I am not a fan of H&C at all. As you all know...

We got involved in this project and I can tell you that while he was neither completely honest here... or with us... he did have a real problem. Polyaspartics use moisture to drive the reaction. The problem is that when it is humid the coating will skin on the top and the skin will trap the...

I think that you should recoat it with something from Walmart.... JUST KIDDING... lol... Hmmmm... now... let me think... 1. Grind (you could remove with stripper but then you'd still have to prep so you may as well bite the bullet and rent a grinder) 2. Buy some stuff that is a 'good value'...