Armorclad Floor Install Pics

[billva]

Finished my Armorclad floor. Just wanted to show a few pics and thank Armorpoxy for their help.

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[Shea]

Your links don't work...

 

[billva]

Thanks. See if I can fix it.

 

[billva]

thanks. See if i can fix it.

 

[Mickm]

Good Luck!

 

[MacToolGuy]

Looks good! Nice work.

 

[Shea]

Great job!

 

[vettex2]

WAY better than plastic tiles !!!!

 

[billva]

Thanks!

 

[CNGsaves]

Looks terrific !!!

If you're floor is all dry now, I'd look at bottom door seals to keep out sunlight shown in those pics.

 

[billva]

The garage is new. I left the doors up til everything dried.

 

[nyepoxyguy]

Looks nice. Details on the product and install process?

 

[bigarmzz]

And Maybe details on the size and cost? Considering doing the same

 

[bselfsc]

Looks nice!! Good job.....

 

[Sicoupe]

Looks sweet!

 

[billva]

And Maybe details on the size and cost? Considering doing the same

Garage is 28 x 32, so almost 900 sq/ft. The concrete was put down last July, and was still nice and clean.

I rented a grinder and did the floor. $230 for 24 hours. Kinda steep, but didn't have much of a choice. Total cost was almost exactly $1 a sq/ft. I got the epoxy when Armorpoxy had the special on the beige and came with free primer.

My floor is cut into 150 sq/ft sections. There was no problem doing a section at a time by myself. The primer goes on very thin, and realized doing the first section that I needed to put it on thinner than I did at first or I would run out.

I bought an extra roller and a few cheap brushes, and made a pair of spikes.

Hardest part is getting the flakes spread evenly. I have a few spots that ended up a little more flaky than others, but not real bad.