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Thanks! What about rubber? Similar dissipation of off-gassing? I bought a case of the coin top utility tiles from HD (100% recycled rubber) and they smell pretty toxic atm. The whole house smells like a rubber factory and I haven't even taken them out of the package yet.

I looked into a few different interlocking rubber or PVC tiles and they all seem to have a strong chemical smell. Does this dissipate over time?

Thanks, I can do both tests easily, but I was under the impression that the current insitu moisture level is not the only problem. In other words, is moisture a problem only during application and curing of epoxy, or is moisture at any time (like months after curing) going to also be a problem...

Thanks, I didn't get the impression the kid at HD had any knowledge on diamond cup wheel applications. I'm actually rethinking this project as I realized there is no vapor barrier under the slab (this is in a basement). Never had any moisture in 17 years through the floor. However, I've heard...

Planning on using a rented DG150 with vacuum attachment to grind our small workroom floor (140sqft) to prep for epoxy. They have many different Hilti diamond cup wheels I can rent with it. Any suggestions on which one I would need for this type of job?