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What do you mean you don't have a clear topcoat? Did you just broadcast flakes into the base coat and leave it? If so, you probably have uncovered vinyl flakes that are holding dirt.

Can't see the cove base but that's a sweet looking floor, can't believe it's 10 YRS old! What's the black stuff in the joints?

Make sure you double-check with them on this 15 mil urethane topcoat. You will need 15 mils to cover the sand enough so that it's not too rough for your garage, but most high quality urethanes do not go down this thick without clouding. 3-5mils is much more typical, but this may be a chemistry...

Andrew, Just a couple quick notes for you. Figure your primer in WFT rather than DFT. WFT is really all that matters for your primer and since you blasted, your DFT will be low but that's ok. On your "expansion joints", you never want to use a rigid epoxy (M300) in an expansion joint as those...

Not to make things worse, but if I read your first post correctly it looks like you used a moisture mitigation system OVER your skim? Whenever possible you want the moisture mitigation closest to the moisture (on the bare concrete). Unless you used a moisture proof skim (most are not) your...

Brota, As a former Stonhard employee I'll tell you this floor is typically installed at 3/16" thick which is far more than you need in a garage. It's designed to handle heavy pallet jack or light fork lift traffic and also thermal stresses. If you want to see the Stonhard system they would...