EpoxyGuard (aka Costco Epoxy) before and after pics

[bobren4]

Fnnished my floor two days ago. This is the same stuff that you can buy at Costco.com, however, they do not carru anything but light gray so I ordered my kits from other online store.

Total cost for 750SF
$530 for 2 kits
$300 for floor grinding
70 for misc stuff
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TOTAL $900

I am quite happy with the product. I did end up wit couple of roller marks but I am learning to live with it..... for now

 

[rburke65]

Quite a differance. Nice job

 

[e-tek]

WOW - that's a lot of Stainless! The dark floor looks great next to it. Are you into bikes/Ducatti?
Who's the online maker and what did you pay (may I ask!)

 

[JMURiz]

Looks great (the ducati sign, where'd you get it?)...and the floor is looking great as well ;-)

 

[MSRTom]

Nice results

How do you like the CSPS (?) tool chest? I have a 48" Kobalt that I bought when I couldn't find that particular chest locally anymore.

 

[harajuka]

came out great!! what brand of rolling drawer/cabinets do you have there if you don't mind me asking.

Thanks!

 

[bobren4]

THANKS EVERYONE FOR NICE COMMENTS!

pretty much everything was purchased at costco. I am not sure what brand cabinets are. Costco does not carry them anymore. I will check tonight and if there are any labels on back of them.

CSPS tool chest is absolutely great. I am not a pro mechanic but for home use, it is more than sufficient. I've seen similar CSPS tool chest at costco but it was black.

EDIT:

cabinets are manufactured by Whalen Storage

 

[locomike]

Hey I see you got Some Klasse AIO, and SG up there! You a fellow detailer? Yeah I know, how did I see that lol. Looks awesome by the way.

 

[bobren4]

I am not a pro detailer but I like keeping my bikes/cars in showroom condition... Btw, Klasse gives best results