Fire clean up and floor epoxy

[adamloghome]

Hey all, I just joined the forum as I am in the clean up phase of my log garage. I plan to epoxy the floor or a suitable coating when its clean and new ceiling in. My question or looking for guidance really is, the pad was poured in 1997, only ever had one coat of sealer (tompsons or quickcreete type) on it when new. There is some cracks from settling though not major and no heaving ,as its a floating pad and some pitting from salt off parked vehicles. I use my garage for mechanic work and repairs along with any home projects I may have and park vehicles in it when no projects going. Id like something non slip when wet, or as non slip as can be. It will see chemicals like gasoline, diesel, and brake clean, typical shop stuff. I will be doing the prep and coating myself with some help. So anyone recoment brands or procedure? I dont think I have access to any way to grind as I am hours from any company or place that has a rental machine. I hope etching and i am good. I have done a bit of reading through some threads and looks like stay away from epoxytech. I am on other forums for my other interests and love spending my money with supporting vendors. Sooo Guidance fellas? Thanks for any input!

 

[Armorpoxy]

Hi
Take a look at our SPGX one part polyurea. Fantastic product, single coat, lower cost, long working time and only requires etching.

 

[adamloghome]

Armorpoxy thanks for the reply but cost is not an issue really. You don't recommend any of your epoxy kits? I am a very good diy fella. Built the log home and garage with my help and many other homes and projects like concrete staining and stamping. Jack of all trades master of none type thing. haha The garage is not convenient to clear out every few years to re apply or redo so i am looking to go as best of a quality as I can with the means I have available.

 

[Armorpoxy]

We absolutely would also recommend our 100% solids epoxy kits, namely our www.armorcladepoxy.com, sorry if we interpreted the post incorrectly.

Etching is fine with Armorclad.

 

[adamloghome]

Armorpoxy, thanks I am trying to give as much info as possible to get the right product and best finished results. I am leaving saturday morning for vacation for a week then I will be ordering when I return. Should i order online or call you with the number on your profile? No bs here, Id love to take advantage of the member discount is why I ask. Also do you recommend standard top coat or the 2 part and why? Also I assume primer is best to be used in my circumstances?

 

[Armorpoxy]

You can order online and use code GJ2019 for the 15% discount, or call below during normal business hours/E. Coast time.

Safe travels.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Hey all, I just joined the forum as I am in the clean up phase of my log garage. I plan to epoxy the floor or a suitable coating when its clean and new ceiling in. My question or looking for guidance really is, the pad was poured in 1997, only ever had one coat of sealer (tompsons or quickcreete type) on it when new. There is some cracks from settling though not major and no heaving ,as its a floating pad and some pitting from salt off parked vehicles. I use my garage for mechanic work and repairs along with any home projects I may have and park vehicles in it when no projects going. Id like something non slip when wet, or as non slip as can be. It will see chemicals like gasoline, diesel, and brake clean, typical shop stuff. I will be doing the prep and coating myself with some help. So anyone recoment brands or procedure? I dont think I have access to any way to grind as I am hours from any company or place that has a rental machine. I hope etching and i am good. I have done a bit of reading through some threads and looks like stay away from epoxytech. I am on other forums for my other interests and love spending my money with supporting vendors. Sooo Guidance fellas? Thanks for any input!

Sounds like a job for HellFire!
Good luck.

 

[adamloghome]

Legacy I would price out someone doing the job but where I live I cant get a guy to come price me new windows or doors let alone properly do a garage floor epoxy job. Exactly why i tend to do all my own stuff.

 

[Garage Flooring]

Hey all, I just joined the forum as I am in the clean up phase of my log garage. I plan to epoxy the floor or a suitable coating when its clean and new ceiling in. My question or looking for guidance really is, the pad was poured in 1997, only ever had one coat of sealer (tompsons or quickcreete type) on it when new. There is some cracks from settling though not major and no heaving ,as its a floating pad and some pitting from salt off parked vehicles. I use my garage for mechanic work and repairs along with any home projects I may have and park vehicles in it when no projects going. Id like something non slip when wet, or as non slip as can be. It will see chemicals like gasoline, diesel, and brake clean, typical shop stuff. I will be doing the prep and coating myself with some help. So anyone recoment brands or procedure? I dont think I have access to any way to grind as I am hours from any company or place that has a rental machine. I hope etching and i am good. I have done a bit of reading through some threads and looks like stay away from epoxytech. I am on other forums for my other interests and love spending my money with supporting vendors. Sooo Guidance fellas? Thanks for any input!

Polyurea will give you better performance and better adhesion, especially over an etch. If you want to go with epoxy, use a high solids system. Links to both sets of kits below

https://www.garageflooringllc.com/polyurea-garage-floor-coating-kits/
https://www.garageflooringllc.com/garage-floor-epoxy-kits/