MMA / Clear Sealer?

[Jack90210]

Taken from a thread on checkerboard floors:

It's impervious to staining from common garage fluids - oil/anti-freeze/gas/etc. and allegedly the most durable coating you can put on concrete.

It's used all over in commercial applications - airports, warehouses, etc.

You can add stain to it or leave it clear like I did.

Read more about MMA (Methyl Methacrylate) here: http://www.mmafloors.com

I'm interested in some kind of sealer (instead of epoxy) for my next garage floor. Anybody else done this? What's involved for prep?

 

[Jack90210]

Anybody?

There are a couple of "Clear Sealer?" threads on here -- and they all have 1 post.

 

[HIRISC]

I don't think there are too many guys who have posted about MMA. There is a much, much higher % of epoxy here.

Hit me up with any questions.. Happy to help.

 

[mo2872]

Jack90210-
I will be using a sealer, as well, and got the same result from a search. I'm going for it, anyway. Mainly because I have the sealer on-hand already. I'll post up my results/thoughts when I get to that stage. Still waiting for permits, so it will be a while!
I'm using the Luster Seal.
-Todd

 

[Jack90210]

Jack90210-
I will be using a sealer, as well, and got the same result from a search. I'm going for it, anyway. Mainly because I have the sealer on-hand already. I'll post up my results/thoughts when I get to that stage. Still waiting for permits, so it will be a while!
I'm using the Luster Seal.
-Todd

Thanks, Todd. Keep us posted.