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Floor coatings and gravel

risc

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Closing on a new house tomorrow and I have a couple of weeks before the big move in. I've got 1000sqft garage (about 200sqft is walled off for a workout room and will get horse stall mats.) I've got a 1200sqft shop that I'll be dealing with later so the garage will not get any heavy work done but I do have a gravel road and drive way.

It doesn't need to be perfect but I'd like something nicer than concrete. Looking at Hellfire or TruAlloy. Will either of these hold up to tires with rocks in them?

What about a Polyurea? I think if I go all that way I'd do flakes to rejection.

Cost of the coating is less important than labor, I'll be doing it mostly by myself to the longer pot life of the single part options are appealing.
 
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Garage Flooring

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Closing on a new house tomorrow and I have a couple of weeks before the big move in. I've got 1000sqft garage (about 200sqft is walled off for a workout room and will get horse stall mats.) I've got a 1200sqft shop that I'll be dealing with later so the garage will not get any heavy work done but I do have a gravel road and drive way.

It doesn't need to be perfect but I'd like something nicer than concrete. Looking at Hellfire or TruAlloy. Will either of these hold up to tires with rocks in them?

What about a Polyurea? I think if I go all that way I'd do flakes to rejection.

Cost of the coating is less important than labor, I'll be doing it mostly by myself to the longer pot life of the single part options are appealing.

I drive an F250 with big knobby tires (I will be changing them out when they wear down) enough power and a sharp rock you are going to damage anything. I say on the lower end of the price point TruAlloy is a great choice.
 
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