New epoxy floor being done next week

[BiggestMike]

I chose Austin Epoxy Floors to do the work. They use Arizona Epoxy products.

Weather permitting, we'll do this Wed-Fri next week.

This will be a diamond grind, base coat, flake to rejection, clearcoat.

Color should match the existing wall color pretty well:

"Before" pic:

 

[dandan111]

Can't wait to see the after pictures!

 

[Prepman]

Check out the smaller 1/8" chips, they are not as busy and have a nice slip resistant finish. Be sure they will seal it with poly-urethane or poly-aspartic. Epoxy will yellow over time. Arizona Polymer Flooring is a great company for your products. Their website probably has examples of the smaller chips.

 

[BiggestMike]

First steps done. Arizona Polymers E400 with a heavy flake.

Turns out there was a scratchcoat on the floor from some previous repairs (house is ~28 years old and we've owned it for about 4). Diamond grind went really quickly as a result. Guy says everything is fine.

Clear coat tomorrow using Arizona Polymers P-100.

 

[dandan111]

Looks great so far!

 

[bernialisha]

Wow, really that flooring is looking awesome and so descent. Flooring is the thing, which gives the grand and rich look to our home, there are several model of flooring are available for us, in those epoxy flooring and concrete flooring are the best.

 

[BiggestMike]

Here it is with the clear. Some imperfections/irregularities in the concrete itself, but all in all I'm happy with the results.

 

[Entourage]

Turned out great. I am ordering my floor materials from Arizona polymers as well. From what I have read, this is a great system. Fingers crossed mine turns out as pretty as yours.

 

[texastoughtops.com]

Do you think those imperfections could be a result of uneven grinding? At www.TexasToughTops.com, we at Texas Tough Tops in Austin, TX have laid hundreds of thousands of square feet and that would be the first question I would ask. But overall, it looks pretty good. Just too bad to have these imperfections.

 

[Mikemm]

Do you think those imperfections could be a result of uneven grinding? At www.TexasToughTops.com, we at Texas Tough Tops in Austin, TX have laid hundreds of thousands of square feet and that would be the first question I would ask. But overall, it looks pretty good. Just too bad to have these imperfections.

Replying to a thread thats a year old just to point out the possible imperfections of a competitor... classy