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Great forum! Gathered tons of insight on my new third stall addition. I also replaced original floor in existing double attached garage. Was completed last fall and I made mistake of listening to contractor and waited till this spring to seal new floor...pita cleaning floor, but it's just dirty.... no oil or major stains yet. He suggested /uses H & C sealer.

After much research, I was set on HD 6600 "hybrid" sealer. ... find out is disco'd. I'm after non slip, salt road chemical protection and longevitu and DIY. ...epoxy not an option, although in an ideal world I'd have it. I don't not want cheap, looks good (great if it does though), or multi step products. I do want protection, safety (no slip) and longevity... thanks again for all the help already as a lurker.... hope to repay as a member in future. ... Goose
 
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[QUOTE
I'm after non slip, salt road chemical protection and longevitu and DIY. ...epoxy not an option, although in an ideal world I'd have it. I don't not want cheap, looks good (great if it does though), or multi step products. I do want protection, safety (no slip) and longevity... thanks again for all the help already as a lurker.... hope to repay as a member in future. ... Goose[/QUOTE]

Goose, longevity and protection against salt exposure send you back to epoxy/urethane or polyaspartic based products.

You will not likely be happy with any acrylic product as they will require more maintenance and occasional recoating to remain attractive/ uniform compared to the more substantial products.




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Thanks Scotty. After looking up the polyaspartic / polyurea option and the rather tedious, two person, intimidating DIY process, I guess I'm left with epoxy/urethane or the 6525....

What makes the 6525 better than the 6600?? Not trying to be a PITA...I've researched ad nauseum, and came to conclusion 6600 was best option...but now I feel I'm back to square #1, and most if not all quality options are above my head / more time than I have installations. Goose.
 
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Understood Goose. Call me and I will explain it in greater detail. 888-652-0333, ask for technical.

There is an inherent advantage to the solvent based product when it comes to acrylic sealers. We put the " good stuff" in the solvent based product.


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