I love my TLPPC floor.
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Trimtrackin
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Contractor spilled some paint on my garage floor while they were doing some interior touch ups to my new house �� It's latex paint and I'm wondering what I can remove it with that's not going to change the look of the concrete as I am looking to use tlppc to coat it after.
Shea
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Use some paint stripper or acetone to try and remove it. It's your best bet for not changing the look of the concrete.
metroepoxy
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Great job on the floors! They look awesome! One of the best and cheapest is a grind and seal with a urethane or solvent based sealer. I see the grind and seal in lots of restaurants and loft apartments. Even read that Facebook had a grind and seal with urethane for their new offices in NYC.
Garage Flooring
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At least 30 days. Concrete must be fully cured / dry
FortyOZs
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That looks awesome. Strongly considering this option!
dragonballz
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How does this product, or any other type of sealer, hold up to things like dragging a jack around or dropping a hammer?
Radix2
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Your floor looks perfect. My floor was just poured last Friday, and they did an awesome job on it, very smooth and flat. There is some variation/whiteness from that bit of creme at the surface the I am thinking would look better if it was blended in or removed. I know that it would go away in time with weathering/washing - do you think that it has changed any from the time it was poured just with people working on it and routine cleaning?
considering a light acid wash before sealing when the time comes ? Luckily I have some additional concrete that I an use to test things out on.
Your finished look is just right IMO.
considering a light acid wash before sealing when the time comes ? Luckily I have some additional concrete that I an use to test things out on.
Your finished look is just right IMO.
Thanks. Hard to say if it changed or not as I didn't pay much attention to it. Plus, only time I cleaned was a couple days before I sprayed it.
Cozeep
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I'll be ordering 8 gallons this month and will post before and after pic's, this stuff looks to be a winner!
USAFpj
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Cozeep- I can't make up my mind between TLPPC and Rust Bullet. Will be looking forward to your review!
BellyUpFish
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Just ordered 13 gallons.. I was on the fence and this thread knocked me off. LOL
You won't be disappointed. I couldn't find much about TLPPC before I did mine, so I'm glad to hear this thread is helping others decide. Although I hope Justin has plenty after all these sales
Landor
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This is exactly what I'm looking for! Now to call Justin and ask a few questions.
BellyUpFish
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Garage Flooring
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Whatever gave you that idea <SARCASTIC SIGH>We had a lot of success with this product until their was an issue with a batch. Looking at the numbers I can't believe how much of it we sold and how awesome the results are.
Truthfully, we've had stutter steps with other products, for example, a certain coating product. The difference is how those issues were handled. So absent some pretty strong and stringent assurances, TLPPC will not be coming back on the market UNLESS I can have someone else produce it for me.
Just when I have this AHA! moment after reading the 2 first pages of this thread thinking to myself like many others, this is exactly what I was looking for! Justin do you have another product that produces similar results? Any other recommendations? I have a freshly poured 21x21 floor which I am water curing right now. Maybe in 30 days you will have found a new supplier? 
Thanks!
Ben
Montreal, Canada
Thanks!
Ben
Montreal, Canada