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Re: My Fiberglass Camper Restoration :bowdown: It looks amazing! I just love it!

Thanks Derek, Hope all goes well for you, keep us in mind when your ready. Kayla will help you since I will only be here a couple more days!

Thank you all for the very kind words! It truly humbles me. I will still visit often, who knows, as Kevin said I may need some advice someday!

I am leaving Epoxy-Coat. I have thoroughly enjoyed all the questions, contests and general camaraderie I have shared with you all. I will still be here for a couple weeks tying up loose ends. I will have Kayla taking the reins and I hope she gets as much out of this forum as I have. I told her...

Non-skid is included, if you're speaking of our product. It's easy if you are prepared and take it 1 batch at a time.

After you etch the concrete, whether its with acid or grinding, you need to take a torch and burn the hairs off. This is the best way to be sure you get rid of them all.

Where in Michigan are you? We have black, and are located in Michigan.

If there are any color combinations you want to look at, call me. I can make a sample and text or email you a pic.

Your floor looks great and thanks for the detailed write-up! I will say, if doing a complete flake coverage, it may take a bit more scraping or a bit more clear to get the floor perfectly smooth. Again, outstanding job!

Ok folks! Long overdue announcement of the winners! drum roll please.... 1st place rick21765 2nd place pauleyman Thank you all for participating! Call me at the office to collect your prizes.

bump.....come on guys, there has to more good storeies out there!!

That was a good story!

I think I still have 20% off coupons for PODS. Let me know if you need one.

That sounds like the price given from someone working out of a truck with a cell phone. Too good to be true usually is.

As previously stated. Some welding is fine. Getting heavy slag on epoxy is not good. This is when a clear coat comes in handy. Just scuff up any burn marks and reclear.

If the floor is still clean you should be fine. Maybe take a leaf blower and blow out any dust or debris. A far as the primer is concerned, you really do not need one. If you really feel you have to apply a primer, call me with the options you find locally and I will see if they are compatible.

It's that time of year again! I want your best stories as to why you deserve a free epoxy floor. I will be giving a Full Premium kit (500SF) to the winner, 2nd place will be the winners choosing (Full Kit or 1/2 premium kit). I always love to hear the funny stories, pictures are a plus...

Any paint should be removed before doing any acid staining. Good luck and post up some pics when you're done.

We still do not find it necessary to apply a topcoat in most cases. Nice first post by the way.

Thanks Shea, Lowe's did not translate the product well or completely. I have been working on trying to get this changed. Lot's of people are getting confused.