8510 vs PS100

[Kozmic]

I hate to even start yet another thread about Sealers. But I'm on the fence with this.
8510 vs PS103?
Hype vs cost
I have 1600sq feet of floor, it was poured last Oct and 1100 cure was applied when it was poured.
It's a home metal/auto shop. And I hate oil stains, but can't see a topical sealer that would stand up to welding and cutting.

 

[Shea]

I hate to even start yet another thread about Sealers. But I'm on the fence with this.
8510 vs PS103?
Hype vs cost
I have 1600sq feet of floor, it was poured last Oct and 1100 cure was applied when it was poured.
It's a home metal/auto shop. And I hate oil stains, but can't see a topical sealer that would stand up to welding and cutting.

PS103 is a standard densifier, not an oil-repelling sealer. You may be confusing it with PS100.

GhostShield highly recommends applying their 4500 densifier 5-7 days before applying 8510. This prevents 8510 from penetrating too far into the concrete, which would require more coats to be effective. It saves money since 8510 is more expensive. PS100 does not require the application of a densifier first, but reports made in the field by customers indicate that it works even better if you do.

Both do a great job. They are the best protection you can apply for a penetrating sealer. It's just a matter of deciding which system works best for you and your budget. I have articles below that explain how both work:

Is GhostShield the Best Oil Repelling Garage Floor Sealer? | All Garage Floors

We review GhostShield Siloxa-Tec 8505 & 8510. Learn why this is an excellent concrete sealer for resisting oil & oil stains on your garage floor and driveway.

allgaragefloors.com

Why PS100 is a Superior Oil Resistant Garage Floor Sealer | All Garage Floors

We review PS100 Fluorinated Oil Repelling Sealer. It may be the best garage floor concrete sealer for resisting oil stains for the garage and driveway.

allgaragefloors.com

 

[Garage Flooring]

My suggestion would be 8510 or our Etch & Seal . Etch and seal is polyurea which has a much huger threshold for stains breaking through