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I thik the epoxy with a poly top coat is your best bet. You would get the best of both worlds. A good bond to the concrete and a really tough shell.

Call me if you have any questions. Use the rollers that are supplied, if you want 18" rollers, purchase 3/8" nap lint free rollers.

We recommend 3/8" lint free rollers.

I have up close pictures, this is not roller lint. This is a problem with the substrate. He used a grinder on the existing coating, applied our epoxy over that. It looks to me like the substrate is the issue. If anyone would like to take a look at the closeup pics send me a PM with your email...

I and some of the guys are reviewing the more up close pictures. To me it almost looks like the concrete or roller lint....I will have the owner of the company look too and see what he thinks. dkhoe did tell me he was pretty **** about making sure the floor was clean and that it was not the...

He is going to send me better pictures. He diamond ground the floor with an existing coating. There were no issues with the rollers coming apart. The product squeegees out fine, the floor started looking lumpy during the rolling. Still working on this!

A clear coat is not necessary even if you use flakes. If you use a heavy density of flakes, the floor will not be as shiny, so you may want a clear coat.

Kyles974, you may want to reread my post. It had absolutely nothing to do with the OP or his issue (that i will gladly handle for him)