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choosing a floor

Tailrotor

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Hey guys, long time lurker, but looking to get some help from the community, got my pad poured and putting up the walls as we speak, so looking for some advise on what to put down for a floor, been reading for weeks and havent been able to make up my mind, so looking for some pro's and con's for my situation

built a normal sized garage at 22-24, using it for daily parking, will be heated for winters(canada), so looking for something with a little grip but still easy to clean. I do a lot of work on my own cars/bikes, so lots of jacks and kickstands, also do a lot of fab work, so lots of welding and grinding. trying to find a something that will last a while with this kinda abuse.

any imput would be very helpful, I am kinda going back and forth between epoxy and race deck, or maybe even a combo of the two or rubber mats might might be best? thanks!
 
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Garage Flooring

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If you use a welding blanket, check out Rust Bullet. If you don't your best bet is to densify the floor and use a clear penetrating sealer designed to resist oils like Ghostshield 8505
 
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LegacyIndustrial

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Epoxy is the king. Protects and beautifies. Cover up for torch splatter and you can enjoy a long lasting floor that can be passed to the next owner.


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