I have a 400 sq foot basement area that I'd like to use for storage. The concrete was poured about a year ago and has a plastic vapor barrier underneath. I was thinking of using an epoxy system on the floor. I was going to grind the surface with an Edco single disc machine with stones then use Legacy Industrial's Stabdard epoxy coating / primer then Follow up with the SD epoxy. I'm not sure about the non skid factor and wether or not I should use a clear sealer or gloss coat over it. Any thoughts?
Basement Epoxy Floor
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thegarageguy
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yes, make sure you check for moisture. Applying a good non skid is important.
Garage Flooring
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The good news is your not going to have a lot of the issues we find in garages. The bad news is moisture can be an issue. What part of the country are you in?
LegacyIndustrial
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The products you picked work well together.
Check for moisture and if you anticipate wet conditions you may want to consider a urethane topcoat with a non-skid additive.
Urethane is thin and will hold the non-skid well without any sinking in.
Check for moisture and if you anticipate wet conditions you may want to consider a urethane topcoat with a non-skid additive.
Urethane is thin and will hold the non-skid well without any sinking in.
LegacyIndustrial
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Can't wait. 