3baysofplay
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I am looking to coat the floor of a room in my house that my wife will be using as a pattery studio. It had previously been coated with a paint of some type, and needed to be repaired, as it was in very poor condition.
I picked up a gallon of Seal Krete Epoxy-Seal paint (http://www.sealkrete.com/epoxyseal.htm), and a gallon of Lock Down floor bonding primer (http://www.sealkrete.com/lockdown.htm), I am considering also getting a gallon of Showroom Finish (http://www.sealkrete.com/showroom.htm) to use as a clear.
I used a harbor freight 4.5" diamond turbo wheel on my angle grinder to remove all the paint the previous owner had applied. It was a lot of hard work with the grinder, filled my shop vac twice, and killed a respirator as well.
I used an epoxy product in a previous house, and had peeling problems after powerwashing and etching. So wanted to mechanically surface the concrete this time.
I am a little worried about yellowing of the coating since two sides of the room contain windows and glass doors. Anyone have any experience with these products?
My other option is to just tile it all.
I picked up a gallon of Seal Krete Epoxy-Seal paint (http://www.sealkrete.com/epoxyseal.htm), and a gallon of Lock Down floor bonding primer (http://www.sealkrete.com/lockdown.htm), I am considering also getting a gallon of Showroom Finish (http://www.sealkrete.com/showroom.htm) to use as a clear.
I used a harbor freight 4.5" diamond turbo wheel on my angle grinder to remove all the paint the previous owner had applied. It was a lot of hard work with the grinder, filled my shop vac twice, and killed a respirator as well.
I used an epoxy product in a previous house, and had peeling problems after powerwashing and etching. So wanted to mechanically surface the concrete this time.
I am a little worried about yellowing of the coating since two sides of the room contain windows and glass doors. Anyone have any experience with these products?
My other option is to just tile it all.
