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Legacy hd vs sd flooring kit

jlindners

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I have a garage floor that’s is 6 months old and I am in the process of grinding it down. My question is what is the difference between the two kits legacy hd vs Sd or maybe if one would be better for the floor I have? Thanks
 
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Circus Bear

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Call Legacy, they were wonderful to work with and will answer all of your questions. My understanding is hd = heavy duty, sd = standard duty.
I used the HD and added polyurethane clear with non-slip on top. Absolutely love my floor!
 

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HD=Heavy Duty or 97% Solids

SD = SuperDuty, 100% Solids.

Here is an attachment explaining the differences.

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HD=Heavy Duty or 97% Solids

SD = SuperDuty, 100% Solids.

Now it makes sense. I've always (incorrectly) assumed SD = "Standard Duty" rather than (the correct) "SUPER Duty" and hence was a lower end product relative to HD.

Now that you've explained the naming convention, it makes sense the SD is actually the top of the line product.
 
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