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Anytime there is a snowfall, the snow melts off my car and causes a little mini ice dam where the door closes. It's not too bad in the picture, but it can get a good bit worse if there was a big snowfall.

My floor has a broom finish that I would like to grind smooth, or at least smoother than it is now in preparation for a 100% solids epoxy. With that said, the local rental shop carries this grinder, cost is $70/day + $30/day for the diamond plates, they have 16grit and 30grit available. Which...

Not nearly as large as some of the garages/shops on here. Thinking RaceDeck for the floor but still undecided. Still have some stuff to clean and move, mainly the tires and some other junk out of frame.

First post here... I've been reading a lot about epoxy flooring. My garage currently has a broom finish, does this need to be ground smooth before applying an epoxy? Also looking at RaceDeck, anyone else in Canada using RaceDeck or some variant?