Finished the floors in my 48x44 garage
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77Birdman
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Very nice!
74nova350ss
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Awesome floor!
Where did you buy the products from?
Where did you buy the products from?
Cairo94507
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That is a real nice looking floor. Enjoy.
ddawg16
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Yea, that did come out 'killer'.....good job bro.....
Personally, in that type of garage, I think that type of floor looks much better.
You have a working garage with a floor that should hold up nicely. You don't have to worry about 'scratching' your epoxy....
When I did my floor, I just tossed down a couple of gallons of concrete sealer from HD. It's great for cleaning up oil and paint spills....but if I get a little bit of saw dust on the floor, it gets real slippery.
Let us know how the traction is after it gets a 'working' coat of dirt on it.
Personally, in that type of garage, I think that type of floor looks much better.
You have a working garage with a floor that should hold up nicely. You don't have to worry about 'scratching' your epoxy....
When I did my floor, I just tossed down a couple of gallons of concrete sealer from HD. It's great for cleaning up oil and paint spills....but if I get a little bit of saw dust on the floor, it gets real slippery.
Let us know how the traction is after it gets a 'working' coat of dirt on it.
Shea
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That looks great! It's a good economical solution to a working garage floor.
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Krzewinskibe
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my concrete guy picked it from a local dealer in SE PA.
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Krzewinskibe
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gonna do my best to keep the floor clean. bought a mop bucket and a good mop and will try to periodically clean with their LSKlean product.
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Krzewinskibe
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Krzewinskibe
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Floors have to be clean and free of oil stains. My floors were "new" therefore I cleaned them really well with a diluted simple green mixture and rinsed/mopped with clean water several times.
Applied the LS (densifier) with a cheap pump sprayer and spread with a microfiber mop pad and let dry.
Applied the LSGuard the same way and let it dry tack free (took about 20 minutes) and burnished with a propane burnisher
Yes...needs to be burnished
Applied the LS (densifier) with a cheap pump sprayer and spread with a microfiber mop pad and let dry.
Applied the LSGuard the same way and let it dry tack free (took about 20 minutes) and burnished with a propane burnisher
Yes...needs to be burnished
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Krzewinskibe
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I did one 'area' at a time (between control joints)
needs burnishing to "lock" it in.