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918stevew

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I have read numerous threads on epoxy garage floors , I am still undecided about going the epoxy route or Racedeck Freeflow. My garage has a post tension slab and no expansion joints. Is is possible to go the epoxy route in sections? From what I have read in other post it looks like they epoxy the whole floor at one time. I don't want the epoxy to look like a patch job. Thats why I'm considering going the Racedeck route. I should have Racedeck samples that I ordered in a couple days. Any info would be great. Thanks Steve
 
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rburke65

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Welcome to Garage Journal, from Ohio! No expert here on the epoxy question, but I'm sure one of the experts will chime in.
 
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Shea

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If you want to do epoxy just recruit a couple of helpers. Two people with a squeegee and a couple of 18" rollers can cover quite a bit of concrete. The third person can do the mixing. Of course the prep is the harder part, but you can do that in sections until your ready to apply the epoxy.
 
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