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You are stretching my comments a bit far there dude. So now, who's the drama queen? :bowdown:

The problem was 1 of 2 things. Either the measuring stick was not accurate in measuring the mixed components across 1000 SQF, or I was given different amounts of the Part A and Part B that caused me to be short at the end. I have my opinions as do everyone else posting in this thread...

My advice is either buy more than you need, or choose a better way to subdivide the epoxy part A&B. Figure out how many sections you will be working with and pre-divide the liquids into that many halves before you even start.

I spoke with Christine earlier today. We discussed my issues with the floor and measuring stick method. I think we had a very nice conversation with some suggestions going both ways. Christine agreed to send me 2 touch up kits from the same lot to to re-coat the 10x12 foot patch that is too...

My idea was to lightly sand the surface and apply an acrylic over the top. I still have the sealed, epoxy surface underneath. This solution would have been the same cost of buying more epoxy, only it would cover everything and leave no trace of my original problem. Stills seems reasonable to...

Thanks! :thumbup:

The thin spot is right at the front door.

All good things to remember when choosing a flooring product. Please also keep in mind the manufacturer did not provide this same guidance when you explain that you want to apply their product over a 930sqf area with a amount that will cover up to 1000sqf. All I received was the all clear, and...

Here is my invoice since you are calling me a liar. Christine can chime in with more details if she wants. The email address is the same as my user name and she can compare it to the order number. Thanks for shopping with us today! The following are the details of your order...

I tried sugar, it was worth exactly $30. :lol_hitti

There is no win or lose, just a garage floor that I am regretting right now and in search of a solution. If you cant tell, I am confident that I followed the manufacturer's directions. Everyone's is telling me how I should have used this product. Great, maybe Christine should put that advice...

I do not know what Epoxy Coat uses in their facility, but I do have a frame of reference. I work for a company that sells dispensers of very precisely measured amount of chemicals for industrial machinery. The dispensers are machine filled in a sterile environment. Guess what, sometimes our...

I specifically asked Epoxy Coat about that one. They confirmed that using the same bucket was appropriate because the batch before it would have started setting up in the bottom. Remember, its all relative. But you know what, I do appreciate your thought process. Thank you for trying to work...

I have no idea what they use at Epoxy Coat, do you? Yes, I am confident I had the same amount in each bucket give or take an ounce. I was very critical and had my helper confirm the levels were filled to each line on the stick.

Nope. But ya know, next time someone posts their problems with a product represented on this forums, I am gonna love telling them it's their own fault. :thumbup:

If we are set sail for fail I like this picture much better! Ishaboo, thanks much for your well wishes. Red and Mr. T, thanks for understanding my frust(r)ation :)

Christine, I just called and they tell me you left for the day. I left my number to reach me when you are available. But to your comments, no, I did not talk to you when asking for application advice or my coverage problem. Must I only speak with you to get decent service? That sounds kinda...

All good information that had I understood before application, I would not have chosen this product. Hopefully good information for others contemplating the same. Just an FYI, when speaking to Epoxy Coat pre application, I explained the entire project including square footage. I was never...

Thanks for everyone's input. If for nothing else, I am glad I posted my experience for those still deciding on a flooring product.

Hey, lesson learned about trusting a manufacturer. But the way I see it, I'm going to have to rent an orbital sander regardless. Sanding won't get rid of the epoxy, it will just provide some tooth for the next layer. And for the same price as another half kit, which may or may not be the same...