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Good Price for Polyaspartic Installed
- Thread starter matt18
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shaun oriold1
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Short answer. $4 is great. I price mine at $6
Long answer depends on a few factors:
Those are a few questions off the top of my head. The more technical questions you may not know what to listen for -you can find the answers here on GJ. Though you can get a feel for the company on how they answer. If they know the answer, or they have to look into it, or sidestep it altogether.
Long answer depends on a few factors:
- Where are you located?
- is there a primer?
- Is $4 with filling cracks, or are they extra?
- What kind of prep is being done ( shotblast, grind, acid?
- How long in business. Lifetime warranty is worthless. Longevity is what you want - I'm actually skeptical of lifetime warranty.
- What does the warranty actually cover?
- who makes the chemicals, what are the chemical properties ( solid %, UV stable are the big two)
- 25 mil for a full broadcast seems thin. Flake will be the majority of that, what is the chemical thickness when dry.
- Coating stem walls?
- Can you go see some of their jobs they've done, recent, and older. - any company can show stock photography of awesome garages. Proof is in the pudding - whatever that means.
Those are a few questions off the top of my head. The more technical questions you may not know what to listen for -you can find the answers here on GJ. Though you can get a feel for the company on how they answer. If they know the answer, or they have to look into it, or sidestep it altogether.
LegacyIndustrial
ALLIANCE MEMBER
I love the "lifetime warranty", ask for some details as Shaun mentioned.
Short answer. $4 is great. I price mine at $6
Long answer depends on a few factors:
- Where are you located?
- is there a primer?
- Is $4 with filling cracks, or are they extra?
- What kind of prep is being done ( shotblast, grind, acid?
- How long in business. Lifetime warranty is worthless. Longevity is what you want - I'm actually skeptical of lifetime warranty.
- What does the warranty actually cover?
- who makes the chemicals, what are the chemical properties ( solid %, UV stable are the big two)
- 25 mil for a full broadcast seems thin. Flake will be the majority of that, what is the chemical thickness when dry.
- Coating stem walls?
- Can you go see some of their jobs they've done, recent, and older. - any company can show stock photography of awesome garages. Proof is in the pudding - whatever that means.
Those are a few questions off the top of my head. The more technical questions you may not know what to listen for -you can find the answers here on GJ. Though you can get a feel for the company on how they answer. If they know the answer, or they have to look into it, or sidestep it altogether.
OK thanks for the input here is the answers to some of the questions:
- Seattle WA,
- Will prep and fill cracks and gaps
- Will Grind floor before coating.
Will find out more on the other questions
Short answer. $4 is great. I price mine at $6
Long answer depends on a few factors:
- Where are you located?
- is there a primer?
- Is $4 with filling cracks, or are they extra?
- What kind of prep is being done ( shotblast, grind, acid?
- How long in business. Lifetime warranty is worthless. Longevity is what you want - I'm actually skeptical of lifetime warranty.
- What does the warranty actually cover?
- who makes the chemicals, what are the chemical properties ( solid %, UV stable are the big two)
- 25 mil for a full broadcast seems thin. Flake will be the majority of that, what is the chemical thickness when dry.
- Coating stem walls?
- Can you go see some of their jobs they've done, recent, and older. - any company can show stock photography of awesome garages. Proof is in the pudding - whatever that means.
Those are a few questions off the top of my head. The more technical questions you may not know what to listen for -you can find the answers here on GJ. Though you can get a feel for the company on how they answer. If they know the answer, or they have to look into it, or sidestep it altogether.
I am also located in your area and interested in the flooring. Who did your floor? Thx.