raynman1972
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Hi All,
I just had my shop drywalled and painted (finally) and I would like to get the floor coated with some Armorpoxy while all of my stuff is still in various storage places elsewhere. Since I am not ready for my lift yet and I am thinking of a Bendback in-ground, flush-mount, scissor lift which will require some cutting and poring of new concrete, my question is how well does Armorpoxy touch-up or cut in when touching up new areas like this?
I don't want to make a mess of things by trying to paint just the new section, but I also know that if I wait until my new lift is dug, poured, and installed, we could be looking at months of continued limbo. Thoughts?
Thanks,
Ray
I just had my shop drywalled and painted (finally) and I would like to get the floor coated with some Armorpoxy while all of my stuff is still in various storage places elsewhere. Since I am not ready for my lift yet and I am thinking of a Bendback in-ground, flush-mount, scissor lift which will require some cutting and poring of new concrete, my question is how well does Armorpoxy touch-up or cut in when touching up new areas like this?
I don't want to make a mess of things by trying to paint just the new section, but I also know that if I wait until my new lift is dug, poured, and installed, we could be looking at months of continued limbo. Thoughts?
Thanks,
Ray
