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yes, but you will save the cost of running the gas line in the first few months of heating. and you would not need to up grade the EL service. that being said, while you are running, run and wire a sub panel in the garage.. you will be glad you did.

I woud bet its gas, do you get a gas bill? gas stove? chimney out of the hot water tank?

do you have access to natural gas? electric is going to be your most expensive option.... and a single 20A 120 will not be enough power to do it..

I thought your build was familiar! After reading your thread two months ago I ended up with the re-verber-ray HL3 series.... you can see it hiding in the ceiling of the pics. 30' 50K/75K BTU

Thanks! Awesome, I was hoping the heating cost would be reasonable, what kind of heat do you have? Thanks! Its been a long summer of work, almost finished! Clear is done! These pics were taken after it was "walk on" dry, 5 more days untill its car ready. Very happy with the rustoleum...

Clear is done! These pics were taken after it was "walk on" dry, 5 more days untill its car ready. Very happy with the rustoleum products so far. I ended up using 3.5 Clear Kits, I wish I had put it on heavier in a few spots. If I were to do it again I would buy 5 kits of clear and lay it on...

Thanks for the idea....just threw one of these together today.....nice box for 65 bux and an hour of time. I was lucky to find a local store that had 4 in stock:rocker:

I wasn't planning on using the grit, its never going to house a daily driver, so I am not worried about wet feet, just put a carpeted mat just inside the man door

I have 4 kits of clear that I plan to put down tomorrow... did you use the anti skid? your floor looks awesome

on my first batch I went too thin on ~250 sq foot, and had about a gallon left over. I had new concete that was ground, so I got good milage out of the first coat, but I def could of used it all. 2nd coat I planned it out better and had none left. the floor looked great @300sq ft per kit, got...

Second coat was much faster than the first..and made the floor look 10x better, I am glad I did 2 base coats. I used 4 kits (8 gal) on the 1st coat, 3 kits (6gal) on the second coat putting it on heavy. no worry about running out

I have pad lifts in the floor, with extra rebar (whole slab has wire and some rebar) but honestly the floor is thick enough to put a lift anywhere. the whole front half of the garage ended up 6"+ thick. THe plan is to put a 2 post in my attached garage and move my 4 post into this garage...

Second coat was much faster than the first..and made the floor look 10x better, I am glad I did 2 base coats. I used 4 kits (8 gal) on the 1st coat, 3 kits (6gal) on the second coat putting it on heavy. no worry about running out

Second coat was much faster than the first..and made the floor look 10x better, I am glad I did 2 base coats. I used 4 kits (8 gal) on the 1st coat, 3 kits (6gal) on the second coat putting it on heavy. no worry about running out

I guess I never put the pic of the foaming up. 2" closed cell and R13 batting over the top..

Thanks, I am planning on adding the flakes on tonights application, then clear, should really pop then ..

I am friends with a couple guys there, but I am on a ton of forums too many to keep up!

Thanks! Correck on the ion in the walls and I got the pex-al-pex on amazon (PRIME!) Finished 1st coat at 10 Pm.. ready So I could Paint under the doors and keep out bugs. Trimed Fine crafted epoxy shoes getting there She Trims! some uneven areas, but the second coat today...

Finishe 1st coat at 10 Pm.. ready So I could Paint under the doors and keep out bugs. Trimed Fine crafted epoxy shoes getting there She Trims! some uneven areas, but the second coat today should fix that

buying the epoxy, clear coat, renting the grinder and buying the buckets/brushes/squegee for my 1440 sq foot floor has cost $1300 or $0.90 psf time, 8 hours grinding, 2 hours rinsing and from here I expect 2 hours per coat/ 6 hours. 16hours for the job not counting on drying times.