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My Epoxy-Coat floor one year later

tncatadjuster

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Really nice job. I wish I could embrace such beautiful floors, but finding a dropped part is a nightmare. If it's a non working shop, just bling, that is one of the best I've seen, along with the random race deck one posted recently.

Nice beer line.:beer:
 
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TEX1

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Your floor looks great. I'm also coming up on a year since I epoxed my garage floor and it still looks great as well, very pleased with the way it turned it out and how easy it is to keep clean.
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chvybeatsford

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Looks great. Gonna bookmark to see if wife likes the black floor .. Thanks for posting.

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Adam.C

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I epoxied my floor many many years ago. I prepped carefully. But the epoxy lifted under the tires of my car. Very possible they were warm when I parked. Happened with 3 months of the painting.

Is this common? Are the new paints better? They have to be. At the factory where I work, we wheel around all kinds of stuff, drive fork lifts and the new gray paint still looks new after years. But nothing really stands still either. Thoughts?
 

HiHoSilver

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You did a excellent job! Just had my last Shiner Holiday this past weekend.....good beer:beer::beer::beer:

I have not seen the 101in this market (WV). Is it a seasonal brew?
 

LegacyIndustrial

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I epoxied my floor many many years ago. I prepped carefully. But the epoxy lifted under the tires of my car. Very possible they were warm when I parked. Happened with 3 months of the painting.

Is this common? Are the new paints better? They have to be. At the factory where I work, we wheel around all kinds of stuff, drive fork lifts and the new gray paint still looks new after years. But nothing really stands still either. Thoughts?

A good combination of proper prep and quality material create strong defenses against any hot-tire lift.

Floor should be profiled correctly and this is best done using a diamond grinding tool, shot-blaster, etc...

Acid etching is an option too. However, you need to make sure it did the job and that you neutralized it correctly
 
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