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I agree with being nice and be his best buddy when he arrives. Instead of him blowing smoke up your rear you blow smoke up his. Object would be to get the pad replaced. If being his buddy dont work then contact his boss. You are right in doing your homework prior to his arrival. Knowledge is power!

Really????

http://www.ppg.com/glass/fiberglass/energy/Documents/PPGPMC_PSX.pdf

I used a two part epoxy crack filler from a local concrete supply company. I had to rent a double barrel caulk gun, but it wasnt to bad. It mixed as you pushed it out via a clear tube. Kinda pricey at $30 for dual tube supply. Took three of them to do my craks and edges on my three car.

Wolverine Floor was 8 years old prior to coating. Usual expansion cracks and some very minor pitting. Garage is used by kids daily riding tractors and bikes etc..... Car with drag radials and I run a medium sized lawn service out of it. Lots of mower traffic and zero degree turns as the mowers...

:rocketwho Facebook and all the **** it brings!

Hey are you on Facebook?

Thanks for the response Wolverine! I hope those using Aliphatic Epoxy will document the abuse the floor takes and how well it holds up.

Makes sense. Now does it justify the added expense for a residential application with no major abuse? Typical weekend warrior garage. I was hoping Fred from Alpha would chime as well as the professional installers like THEGARAGEGUY.

I found this. Explains alot of it but I wonder just how big the quality differance is? "The cycloaliphatic structure refers to a six-member carbon-atom ring in the backbone of the curing agent instead of carbon-carbon linkages between amines in some other curing agents such as West or Sys. 3...

The reson I ask is in this http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58639&showall=1 post, Gabeancounter said he paid $450 for a bulk no tool purchase. That was for 15 gallons. From what I know thats a smokin deal. I was curious as to why it was soooooo much cheaper than the Wolverine I...

Just asking. :dunno:

Can someone advise what the differences are between the two? Which one is better and why? Also, what is Liquidtile 1184, a Cycloaliphatic epoxy or Aliphatic epoxy?

I found it here. http://www.jnkproducts.com/garage-floor-rock-solid-flooring.htm

What version of the Cobra? Big block, small block, stroked small block, power adder, come on give it up! Whats your Dot Com website?

Looks Amazing

All in favor of :bitchslap him over the tails. Good read though!

Same thing happened to mine only it took 3 years. We could watch outside and see shingles fly off in storms. Insurance guy came out and said no vents fried the shingles. So......... glad he covered it for me. HE even sprung for ridge vents if I would meet him half way. :beer: Vent that rascal!

Sigh................ If only .............. Very Very, well you've heard it a ton Awsome! :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

Man I love silver! Great car purpony. Its a Dart 347 with a 76 mm Perscion turbo with .96 housing. Bob Kurgan tuned it with a SCT chip. I wanted it safe enough for my wife to drive with out worry of problems. So far I cant rave about his tune enough. This thing has the best street manners I have...