Epoxy floor after installing a lift

[phy6]

Hey guys! I almost pulled the trigger on an epoxy floor last year, when I happened on a smoking deal for a lift. So I got the lift instead. I plan to get it installed soon after I finish repainting it (had surface rust). This is a big 4 post lift with probably 10" square feet. What are your opinions on rolling in the epoxy after the lift is set in place?

I also have shelving mounted to some walls where angle iron hits the floor. I guess I could jack the shelving up and do a quick cut in around those feet.

I plan on using the Wolverine brand, they still seem to be the ones to beat.

 

[drivinhard]

I was going to do that, and decided to do the floor before the lift. Installing the lift did 0 damage to the floor, and it looks a lot cleaner. Glad I did.

 

[AlphaGarage]

If you don't mind the cut in work, coating after the lift install would be fine!

 

[SC-Eric]

I plan on using the Wolverine brand, they still seem to be the ones to beat.

Wow... thanks! That's a pretty nice thing to say and I can assure you that every employee has a mindset to ALWAYS do an 'outstanding' job and NEVER settle for 'good enough'. We all want to keep our jobs since no one is going to bail us out!

Oh... and one simple rule... no ebay for you until you've placed your order with Fred... lol... We gotta keep you away from deals for awhile!

 

[creeper head]

Has anyone use quikrete epoxy floor coating? Any info would be thankful I have cleaned floor and etch it.
Wil