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Hellfire Coating Mix Saber and Citadel both

63gpman

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Long time watcher, first time post. Great site.

1st. Has anyone mixed the Saber and Citadel like you would a metallic epoxy to get swirl look? I think this product is what I am looking for, but want a little more "look" to the coating. From what I have seen in photos, it looks to have a decent shine to it so just thinking out of the box here.

2nd. How has it lasted for those that have salt and rock in northern areas of the country. I live in MN and my flooring takes some abuse. My current floor was stained and has a coating that I got from Bock White to top it (single part, not epoxy and do not recall exactly) and around the joints and where our vehicles come in, it has taken its toll, almost like sand paper. My assumption is that at the joints I am getting lifting from the salt and moisture so I do plan to fill those this round. Last time I did it was 10 years ago. I understand that not much is going to take 10 years or sand/rock/salt, but my hope is that it will do better than what I had.

Thanks for any thoughts or advice.
 
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LegacyIndustrial

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Long time watcher, first time post. Great site.

1st. Has anyone mixed the Saber and Citadel like you would a metallic epoxy to get swirl look? I think this product is what I am looking for, but want a little more "look" to the coating. From what I have seen in photos, it looks to have a decent shine to it so just thinking out of the box here.

2nd. How has it lasted for those that have salt and rock in northern areas of the country. I live in MN and my flooring takes some abuse. My current floor was stained and has a coating that I got from Bock White to top it (single part, not epoxy and do not recall exactly) and around the joints and where our vehicles come in, it has taken its toll, almost like sand paper. My assumption is that at the joints I am getting lifting from the salt and moisture so I do plan to fill those this round. Last time I did it was 10 years ago. I understand that not much is going to take 10 years or sand/rock/salt, but my hope is that it will do better than what I had.

Thanks for any thoughts or advice.

Question 1: No not that type of product, it will only give you an " in-between color".

Question 2: Salt and Rock will wear down any coating, it's just a matter of time.
I would clean up as best you can for longer life.
 
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