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Armorpoxy, I just came to understand you earlier comment. In my original post I wrote: " is the solvent based Tile-Clad a better choice than the Armorclad?" That was an unfortunate typo or brain fart. I meant to say "Armorseal", referring to a comparison between the two SW products. I did not...

Armorcoat looks like a terrific product, BTW. It's just that I can walk out to the street and see the Sherwin Williams sign at the end of the block. Sometimes convenience and supporting the local guy is compelling.

Yes. No peeling. I'm having some grinding done to level out a tripping hazard so recoating is necessary. Otherwise it is a bit discolored but otherwise good.

Thanks. My old coating was never topcoated and as you say it looks a bit stained. One more thing, flakes. I don't really like them. Its difficult to find something dropped on the floor smaller than a beer cap. I'm thinking of using Sharkgrip instead. I have to think the flakes serve a...

My floor is currently coated with one of the Home Depot water based epoxy coating systems. I'm not sure which one. It is not topcoated. I intend to recoat it with Tile-Clad HS expoy or the Armorseal 8100 water based product (both Sherwin Williams products). The existing flooring has adhered...

I'm going to coat my garage floor with a couple of coats of Tile-Clad HS epoxy. I see that it's common to top coat with a urethane product. Can someone explain why this is done? To my simple mind the epoxy would be a better surface than the urethane material. Is this not so?