new from jackson Mi.

[swampfoxjr]

hey guys new to the site. just finished pouring concrete in my house garage wanting to epoxy it before i start parking in it. done some reading and looks like everyone like the legacy flooring, so ill be contacting them. also done some looking and wanted to verify ill be able to lay this stuff even being cold? obviously allowing more cure time.
thanks
Josh

 

[bdamico]

do whatever scotty tells you

 

[benwah]

Hey there swampfox, it really depends on how "cold" it is. Below freezing? You're not going to have much luck. You should always refer to manufacturer's recommendations and the product data sheets.

 

[Burb]

Welcome neighbor. I'm no expert, but I can't imagine trying to epoxy the floor with the temps we're having right now.

 

[swampfoxjr]

yea i just spoke with one of the guys over there and he said anything below 40 (concrete temp) is a no go so i think im going to hold off till spring and ill just have to degrease the floor and keep some cardboard down for the winter(my car leaks a little). unfortunately.

 

[Garage Flooring]

yea i just spoke with one of the guys over there and he said anything below 40 (concrete temp) is a no go so i think im going to hold off till spring and ill just have to degrease the floor and keep some cardboard down for the winter(my car leaks a little). unfortunately.

If you are interested we have a couple of returned 7'4x17 drymate mats that were returned. For a GJ member we would let them go for $70 and they do an awesome job keeping oil, etc off the concrete

 

[swampfoxjr]

Justin ill call you in the next few days and order 2 of those mats from you that will be alot more convenient than cardboard. thanks a bunch!

 

[themachanic]

ok
go get em