Garage floor treatment....

[GR14]

Ok, I have read past threads for hours here and didn't really find an answer.

I have a 4 year concrete garage floor that needs to be sealed again.

My requirements are:
Wear resistance- 3 cars are continuously in and out with lots of road sand in the winter months.

It can't be too slippery when wet-I've had epoxy that is downright dangerous when wet, even with lots of sand in it.

The prep work has to be something I can do, no shot blasting, etc. I would like to avoid acid washes as well. There is still plenty of old sealer in the low traffic areas.

Salt resistant- they salt the **** out of the roads here

Any suggestions on what to coat this floor with would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Garage Flooring]

Ok, I have read past threads for hours here and didn't really find an answer.

I have a 4 year concrete garage floor that needs to be sealed again.

My requirements are:
Wear resistance- 3 cars are continuously in and out with lots of road sand in the winter months.

It can't be too slippery when wet-I've had epoxy that is downright dangerous when wet, even with lots of sand in it.

The prep work has to be something I can do, no shot blasting, etc. I would like to avoid acid washes as well. There is still plenty of old sealer in the low traffic areas.

Salt resistant- they salt the **** out of the roads here

Any suggestions on what to coat this floor with would be greatly appreciated.

What type of 'old sealer' are we looking at

 

[GR14]

I believe it is BW Crete Seal LV25.

https://www.brockwhite.com/Product/1_0334075

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

No prep?? If such a product existed it would surely be a mess before long. Invest in your project and you will get a better return.


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[GR14]

No prep?? If such a product existed it would surely be a mess before long. Invest in your project and you will get a better return.


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I can grind or etch if need be. I do need something that won't be too slippery when the tires have snow on them. What do you suggest?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Our Nohr-S garage system is great. With our Soft-Skid properly incorporated into the last coat it won't be slippery.

http://www.legacyindustrial.net/products/nohr-coatings/nohr-s-polyurea-coating-garage-kit.html


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[GR14]

That looks like nice stuff but I'm leaning towards Rock Solid because it seems to be reasonable durable and I can knock it out this weekend. If I go that route, I will grind the floor.

The bevel in front of the overhead doors has a broom finish. Does this need to be ground smooth or can I etch it so the Rock Solid sticks to the rough texture? Thanks!