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We hear this question often. And basically, what someone is really asking is, "Is there something in the paint industry where I can get more performance than what I am willing to pay for?" And, we all know the answer deep within us. While we are hoping that we can get more than we are willing...

The adhesive between the fiberglass and aluminum parts (on your fishing pole) is BondTite 1112

I'm okay with Canada... lol... I've made a lot of house payments due to work in Western Canada. You guys need to keep building tanks and pipelines!!! Woot! Woot! :drool:

We've done many with similar color flakes on similar color basecoats. It leaves a nice texture and look.

I always tell people a 1/2" drill... if your drill is made in China it should probably be bigger... and you should have 3-4 of them so that one of them will work!!! :thumbup:

DOH! I was afraid you'd say that!

Ask Fred from AlphaGarage about a prep material that physically eats oil and poops CO2... It's the same stuff used to clean up oil spills.

Please do us all a favor and purchase tiles that are made in the USA!!! We don't really need a bailout... we just need Americans to support Americans! Thanks!!!

That looks really nice! Very nice job! Can I have a motorcycle? No one can ride two at once... lol...

i love it! Your floor looks really nice.

I think I already see some Wolverine in that garage. Is one of those poles an Ugly Stick?

I can't read the number on that... Which Tru-Glaze product is is? And, how much is it? What is 'so cheap'?

First, Not all 100% solids epoxies are created equally. Manufacturers can cheapen them with things like Benzyl Alcohol, Nonylphenol, or other liquid fillers. While small amounts of these chemicals can be a help to a formulation, they are commonly used in large amounts as a non volatile liquid...

I'd seal it. Besides looking better it will extend the life of your concrete. If you want the glossy wet look you can use our AcryliSeal 3501. It's a high technology nano polymer acrylic that doesn't break the bank. See Fred at AlphaGarage for details...

Hi, The technologies you list are completely different from each other. You have: 1) A silane based water repellant 2) Potassium based (most likely a potassium silicate) 3) A stronger Potassium based (most likely a potassium silicate at higher concentration) 4) A cheap acrylic copolymer that...

No Sweat Gil... We won't lie to ya' just to get a sale. You may see that same phenomenon when you get enough coats of enamel on your garage. If you've only done it once you can probably do it at least a couple more times depending on the adhesion factors of the enamels. Don't forget to post...

BondTite 1101 covers a MULTITUDE of errors!

'Wet Edge' will only be a factor when using cheap waterbased type epoxies... Fred, he is referring to the 'wet edge' phenomenon like you would get with latex paint. With those types of products if you do not maintain a wet edge you will get 2 different colors or 'pictureframing'. Anyway, I...

Yes... You may notice as you go into restaurants that have acid stained floors that there is a black path where people walk. Once the sealer wears away it just starts looking nasty as dirt settles in the concrete pores.

Ohhh... I bet it would... There are acids mixed with different metals that stain concrete. The only problem is that you've already acid washed. IF... IF... IF you've removed the 'cream' layer then the acid stain won't react and won't color. You may not have removed enough for that to happen...