Zengineer
Well-known member
Have been pondering flooring options for my new 40x50 (Link here), in which I do a lot of mixed work but much of it "heavy" work that is hard on floors. Earth moving equipment repairs, machining, welding, etc. I've pondered VCT and topical coatings, but don't think they'll last for the most part. Worried about VCT and track loader; epoxy and welding; plastic garage tiles and machine tools. Always seems to be some incompatibility for me.
So the slab goes down next week, and I've come across some hydro/oleophobic sealers, that penetrate. The BASF product in the title penetrates to 0.20", which is ideal in that I won't scuff, scrape or wear it off easily. Ultimately I want to keep the dust down, be able to squeegee out water, and when I drop oil be able to clean it up without major staining.
Has anyone used this BASF product or other silane sealers? This was formerly called Hydrozo 100 Plus. How have they held up year to year? Would you do it again?
So the slab goes down next week, and I've come across some hydro/oleophobic sealers, that penetrate. The BASF product in the title penetrates to 0.20", which is ideal in that I won't scuff, scrape or wear it off easily. Ultimately I want to keep the dust down, be able to squeegee out water, and when I drop oil be able to clean it up without major staining.
Has anyone used this BASF product or other silane sealers? This was formerly called Hydrozo 100 Plus. How have they held up year to year? Would you do it again?