It has plenty of tooth when wet even without anti-skid....
I did throw down some cardboard for the oil drip but that managed to soak through and sit for a month anyways. I used a little soapy water this time and it still cleans up easy.
...the part of Hellfire out in the weather (exposed threshold) has shifted shade.
Dragging an aluminum wheeled mechanics jack around doesn’t seem to do much of anything......
..... it’s rad, so the zero hot tire pickup .....
...Hellfire… It goes on easy, it’s super tough, it looks good, but not so good that you won’t use your space.
One more example: Remember that thing I mentioned about not wearing gloves and assuming I’d get away with it?
I also laid Hellfire down on my garage floor (ground for prep) about 3 months ago and your thoughts and experience almost perfectly mirror mine.
For oil cleanup I tend to grab a
Tub-o-Towels wipe, give the floor a wipe and then my tools/hands and call it good. For giggles I did clean up some oil spatter with a can of gum cutter and the floor laughed at it.
I have the same stripe of slight discoloration outside of my door as well. My door seal ***** anyway, so I might fab up a cosmetic threshold to cover it up and improve the seal.
I regularly drag my HF steel jack and jackstands around with no effect. No tire lift. No traction issues (probably due to the grinding texture translating through). Only damage is from when I dropped my drill point-down onto the floor and it dug into the concrete. My M12 drill (which I used with a mixing paddle) still has a silver thumbprint on the side.
I likewise find that it looks good, by not so good that I'm afraid to use it. Not a showroom for sure, but miles better than 99% of garages I've been in. Glad to see that you've also had the positive experience that I had.
