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We have a Full-Flake Kit designed specifically for this with a special-flexible receiver coat. Check here: https://www.legacyindustrial.co/products/nohr-s-polyurea-full-flake-exterior-kit/

Howdy, gang, I need to sift through my pics. Will update.

The darkening issue was limited to a few customers who employed the clearcoat over-top. Other than these few cases , we have no reports from anyone else. We tried to duplicate this darkening and could not. We believe it is site related. The formula that is being sold today is the original...

For future readers... A. leave those joints open, consider this an escape hatch for future moisture B. If using a high-performance coating (epoxy, polyurea, etc....) grind that floor and apply a good $$$ MVB first. C. Yes, you can use a low-performance coating that breathes to let the moisture...

Lifetime warranties...:oops: Anyway.. it is a good application. My only ask would be for a flexible base coat. This is the achilles heel of anything outside. Slabs move when temps change. Good luck.

Kera-Quartz to the rescue! (2) coats. Will revive and make it thrive. Prep: Clean the floor https://www.legacyindustrial.co/products/kera-quartz-surface-sealer/ Good luck with the sale!

Full Flake Floor, $6.00 to $8.00 psqft in the Orlando market.

Wanted to add this snappy shop-floor from a GJ referred customer, just completed.

Yes, nice smooth, clean floor to start. Then (2) coats of KeraQuartz.

Shea's article may have this already but jic. From the dollar store he used LA Totally Awesome All-Purpose Concentrated Cleaner. He let it soak first and then lightly scrubbed it. He then did a second application a bit later with a combination of that and LA Totally Awesome Oxygen Orange...

Yes HF would work. Sand off the diamond seal and etch it. Tight area, ppe is necessary and i would still try to ventilate. However, if the floor is smooth and the existing sealer is still in tact, you could use our new Kera-Quartz Sealer. This adheres like a Coval or Ballistix product but is...

It's not a decorative product. I would suggest metallic epoxy for that.

Approx 12 gallons total It is somewhat grippy as-is but you can add our soft-skid, fine grade. Be cognizant that it is a coating, not steel No special shoes required

Check this video. (2) newbs installing.

As Shea mentioned these sealers are all water-based, not a good option. Our HellFire and Nohr-S Polyurea products can go to down to 35. Thanks.

Our DeltaDye Concrete Stain coupled with our HD6500EXT Sealer would do this job pretty well. Check it out. We have sample kits of the stain as well. Good luck.

Take a peek at our Formula 137, penetrating sealer with a built-in densifier. One product meeting (2) needs. Good luck. https://www.legacyindustrial.co/products/formula-137-penetrating-sealer/

Yes you can. Although i would go with NohrS-Polyurea for a flake application. https://www.legacyindustrial.co/products/nohr-s-polyurea-aegis-coating-kit/

Its not as bad. A sprinkle of flake on a solid floor will do wonders for it though.

It looks terrible. There is no helping it. The bottom line is that everyone thinks their floor is perfectly flat and you will have a perfectly flat floor system. The reality is your floor is not flat and when you put a solid color, flake on it, the undulations show up and it looks terrible...