My Seal Krete floor

[rooster shooter]

After many weeks of back and forth and not really wanting to get into concrete grinding, I chose to use Seal Krete for my garage floor refinish. I read good and bad reviews of this product but Shea of All Garage Floors gave it high remarks. I don't need my floor to withstand heavy duty garage work so I feel confident Seal Krete will work for me.

I first cleaned with degreaser, etched, cleaned again and rinsed the floor 6 times. I used Lock Down Primer followed by 2 coats of Slate Gray with blue, white, black and gray flakes. I then put down 2 coats of Seal Krete clear sealer. I like how it looks and am looking forward to see how it will hold up.

 

[seahawker12]

Looks outstanding...Nice Work!

 

[rooster shooter]

Looks outstanding...Nice Work!

Thanks. I'm really impressed with the end product.

 

[Obj_]

Excellent work!

 

[mike93lx]

Is it slippery when wet?

 

[CristineS]

This is simply amazing. I really appreciate your work. Great work.

 

[rooster shooter]

Is it slippery when wet?

No, the flakes help tremendously.

 

[rooster shooter]

This is simply amazing. I really appreciate your work. Great work.

Thanks.

 

[Shea]

Wow, I missed this one. Good job Rooster Shooter!

 

[rooster shooter]

Wow, I missed this one. Good job Rooster Shooter!

Thanks Shea. Your review was the reason I chose Seal Krete.

 

[Run8engineer]

Looks sharp!
what would you say the sq. ft. Cost is on a project like this?

 

[rooster shooter]

Material costs were $195. Square footage of my garage is approx. 480.

 

[Wardy]

How's this flooring holding up so far?

I keep toying with the idea of using Seal Krete paired with a parking mat to avoid tire lift.