I'd love to hear testimonials from anyone here who has used Epoxy-Coat.
http://www.epoxy-coat.com/
They sell kits which seem to be similar to the Costco kits by EpoxyGuard. What I like about Epoxy-Coat is that they have a number of products available, including half kits. That's convenient for me because I need to do my garage one half at a time.
What I find interesting is that these different companies have very different recommendations for prepping the slab. In particular, many different recommendations are given for patching pits and chips. EpoxyGuard, like Rust-Oleum and Quikrete, have told me that I want to patch with a concrete type product first because their products won't fill any pitted or chipped areas. But the Epoxy-Coat people say that their epoxy will fill in these areas fine and the resultant coat will be smooth. Someone on here recommended another similar epoxy product that will do that. I'd love to hear testimonials, though -- how these things held up when the actual job was done, and afterward.
http://www.epoxy-coat.com/
They sell kits which seem to be similar to the Costco kits by EpoxyGuard. What I like about Epoxy-Coat is that they have a number of products available, including half kits. That's convenient for me because I need to do my garage one half at a time.
What I find interesting is that these different companies have very different recommendations for prepping the slab. In particular, many different recommendations are given for patching pits and chips. EpoxyGuard, like Rust-Oleum and Quikrete, have told me that I want to patch with a concrete type product first because their products won't fill any pitted or chipped areas. But the Epoxy-Coat people say that their epoxy will fill in these areas fine and the resultant coat will be smooth. Someone on here recommended another similar epoxy product that will do that. I'd love to hear testimonials, though -- how these things held up when the actual job was done, and afterward.