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Awesome. This is a lot of info to take in. How can it be both solvent based and 100% solid? I think I've seen this advertised before and it doesn't make sense to me. Is there any benefit to grinding, then acid etching? Time isn't a issue and I like to be thorough. My plan is to grind the bulk...

Ok then. I do have a few more questions about the article. When it says water based doesn't do well in high humidity, does it mean while it's setting or over normal use? What's easer, acid etching or diamond grinding? I do have experience working with hazardous chemicals so safety is routine...

I found a source said that water based epoxies don't adhere well to slick surfaces. I read that as meaning a smooth or polished surface as I wouldn't imagine a oily surface would work for anyway type of epoxy paint. Here's the link and the related passage...

First of all this site has been very helpful for me while researching this topic. You guys rock. Second I'm on the fence as it were between either a water based epoxy or a solvent based epoxy. If what I read is true, how do I tell how smooth my floor and if it will work with water based epoxy...