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Just voted for you. That is awesome.

Great job! I cannot echo the other guys enough, rent a diamond grinder or find someone locally to do it for you.

It was hard for me to do this job being a Bills fan and the reminders of SB25 and wide right!

I have 70 lbs of decorative chips for sale. They are the NY Giants blue, red with a little gray. 1/4" size. Will cover 500-600 ft with a full broadcast. $70 plus shipping from Az. Picture enclosed.

Great job!

If only it said "Sabres" instead of Red Wings. I would like the entire slideshow, thanks.

Mr A, I'm unable to open your photos on my mac. Can you email them to me? [email protected] We had a blast working at your house. You are one of the coolest dudes we've had the pleasure of working for. It was also cool to meet Barry, from my hometown who has 5 Stanley Cup rings...

Fantastic!

If you go with the thinner big box products, spend the extra and get the clearcoat. It will stay prettier longer. By big box products I mean Rustoleum, Quickcrete, H and C.

Wine Chateau it is. Did Schwimmer bust your b*lls for the seepage on the mapquest project?

I don't know about the other products however I install epoxy/urethane every day in Phoenix. Heat is not an issue at all with my products, but cold is in the winter when it's in the 30's.

I'll do the same. My yard is littered with concrete/stone sealer samples that I tried out. Thankfully they were what I thought they were and I didn't use them at an actual paying clients house.

18" only.

Thanks for the review! I want to assure everybody I did not pay Sean to say any of this. We had a great time doing your floor.

Rexthane needs an epoxy primer. You can use a SW epoxy and ensure coating compatibility or check with Epoxy coat and make sure it's compatible.

Just about no urethane will adhere to concrete. Use a good epoxy with a urethane topcoat. We recommend diamond grinding. At the very least, you MUST acid etch. There are a lot of threads regarding concrete prep here.:thumbup:

Ditto. It will all have to be ground off prior to epoxy.:beer:

Looks great! Better than a lot of the "professional" jobs I see around here.

Sean, I grind off the Behrs and Quickcretes all the time. They never have a clearcoat on them. If you go this route, I would definitely put a clear or 2 on top. I don't know the solid content of these clears but I think it would be pretty low, so put 2 on.

Sean, I just PM'd you with my quote. Sorry I didn't see your message until now. I was busy making a darn good living! I forgot to ask, what city are you in? Thanks