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Maybe just a lil uneven rolling but if your not trained up on it that stuff is very hard and unforgiving to work with!

So are you going to use 1/2 concrete board under and you also want another layer?

PCD's will eat it up real quick!

I use a moisture meter to test and if there is moisture i put down a moisture vaper barrier first.

Yes super cool!

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I would grind it just so you know its done right and will last a really long time instead of redoing it every few years.

I did the floor then cause i had a busy next few weeks....also the room is a tool room/gym so no drywall they are using 1x6 horizontal for wall covering. It does make it easy on me if i get in there first less stuff to tape off and go around. I use a planetary grinder with ermator vacuum so...

not my job but glitter stairs!

Light gray, Dark gray, and white flake floor. Used 100% solids with gray as a base coat. Used polyaspartic as the top coat for toughness! 400sqft tool room and work out room.

Yes you def wanna use a primer. I pour mine at 400 sqft per gallon! If you grind well your good to go. Just remember to clean the floor very well before putting down epoxy. I vacuum twice then mop twice with denatured alcohol to make sure its clean.

Nice garage !

Polished concrete or metallic epoxy would look cool!

Looks like they did a good job. Love the polyaspartic top coat!

I agree. Id be mad lol. Hes right look at thier past work and either trust them or not.

If you put it down when its super cold prob gonna need to use a polyaspartic

Yes it is inconsistent and random! If you put 6lbs of glitter to 3 gallons of epoxy you get 100% coverage. I added 2.5 lbs so i wanted random and some parts see through to the black base coat. Was just a personal preference. Also i didn't use a roller i used a notched squeege as i poured at...

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My epoxy floor. Used silver chunky glitter with a black base coat topped it with polyaspartic so its uv resistant and tough!