I am a landscaper that was asked to do install a polycuramine garage floor kit. now she wants a clear topcoat but cannot afford it. i would like to give her a safe option but i am uneducated as to what will work and what will destroy her floor. Help?
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Clear top coat for polycuramine floor.
- Thread starter scrabbler
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glentre
Well-known member
Welcome to the Garage Journal. You are wise to ask for advice before proceeding. While you may find some useful info on the flooring section of this forum, I suggest you contact the manufacturer who will know what clear coat to use and what preparation will be needed to do it. They will likely suggest that the existing floor needs to be scuff sanded before applying the clear.
Glen
Glen
I've moved this to the more appropriate Flooring Section.
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Shea
Well-known member
The one thing you do not want to do is apply a clear top coat of lesser qualtiy. The top coat is what will determine how well the coating wears, resists stains, and etc. She is better off without a clear top coat if she can't afford one from the same manufacturer.
Also check the threads on Polycuramine. Many customers find you need 2x more than they advertise as you don't get 'much liquids' in the packages. Most other kits from vendors who participate here on GJ offer almost 2x as much liquids for the same money.