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REALLY - no more suggestions??? :headscrat

really the cost difference in the product is not that great. about $100 for materials. Also - not sure how the SW product would hold up to spills (gas, oil,paint,etc) probably leaning towards the epoxy - but don't want to end up with a frustrating/nightmare of an install and regret it. The...

Need your advise guys and gals.... i have my garage choices down to either Epoxy Coat or Sherwin Williams H&C Sealer Solid Color Solvent based Stain. I've been a little leary with the Epoxy form the point of scratching, burning and the difficultly with touch up and initial application. The...

Has anyone had luck simply cleaning/scrubbing the concrete floor and applying a sealer? i have a 35 year old shop floor with the average spills, stains and cracks (not bad) that i'd like to spruce up for Cheap. I'm thinking about simply renting the rotary type scrubber and cleaning as best as...

bill - what was the sherwin williams stain that you used and how did you like it? I've been investigating a SW concrete stain myself.

Anyone got any good suggestions to remove cured concrete splatter from a metal garage door.

In reading the forum , many are surprised at how well the floor looks after a good cleaning. I'm curious if anyone has hd success with just clear coating and leaving well enough alone. Can you simply add the color flakes with the clear? Curious if anyone has experience, pictures or product...

this is the first time i've heard of the Durall Product. anyone else had experience with it?

so what's the best alternative??

i've been doning some research on floor coverings and am curious about using Concrete Stain as opposed to an Epoxy. I have a 30+ year old shop floor I'd like to spruce up. knowing i won't end up with a museum-like floor, is stain a good option? Looking for pros and cons of each. Stain...

thanks for all the feedback. I think i'll stay away from the dryer outlet - don't think the good wife would appreciate the cord running through the house and down the steps:scared:. Might look into getting 220 for the garage though - currently don't have it.

I'm a Welder newbie and want to purchase a welder for home shop use. Want a good quality welder for auto, hobbie and repair purposes around the house/shop. Likely will stay with 115V and guessing MIG. Have Limited welding experience and will be learning on the go. :confused: Any advise...