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Fredartic

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I just send an email at the company of Techniseal to ask them what is the difference of their product with Behr or Rustoleum one part epoxy. I wait their answer and then I will share with you.
 

bdamico

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Since there are plenty of known brands here, I would just go with one of those.
 

LegacyIndustrial

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Fred:

Make it easy on us...
What is your application?
What are you trying to achieve?

The products you mentioned are readily available at many home-centers.
 
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Fredartic

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This is for my 18 x 26 attached garage that I plan to use for light works and for parking my atv and tractor. I had bougth Allure floor but I change my mind cause it was too dark and the product doesn't offer a smooth surface. So, I'm looking for something that is easy clean and can be touched up easily. That's why I'm looking for one part epoxy instead of two parts epoxy. I read that the two parts epoxy cannot be touched up, so this is not good for me. I don't want to spend a lot too.

thank you for your advise.
 
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Fredartic

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So what did you wind up doing Fredartic?

Still don't know what I will use but for sure I won't use Carbopoxy, because it's expensive for what it is and someone told me that it was used at his work and it was not very resistant... as I don't have any good comments. I'm still working on my project, finishing the walls, installing the cabinets and all the organization stuff so after that it will be the time to make my final decision... and make it right! :beer:
 
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