Hey,
I posted here a couple of months ago regarding flooring options for a new garage floor and didn't get the most feedback - I think (a) this topic is tired, or (b) my post was too long.
950 sq ft of brand new garage floor covered and protected. I'm worried more about esthetics than function. This is not a hard working garage and there won't be any welding. Minor maintenance. But I want quality products that won't lift with tires.
To be clear, I won't grind the floors. I've read too many horror stories of that process be a pain in the ****, grinders not working, etc. I'd rather get by with etching, and I think (correct me if I'm wrong) that a Polyurea would offer flexibility here?!?! Right?
What are my polyurea options? 1 coat? 3 coat? Does the 1 coat of clear look nice (I've only seen 1 or 2 pictures of this... not a lot of reviews and content here)?
Also, I have a baby coming in May - Getting this done sooner than later would be great. But, I live in Wisconsin. Temps are still low and could go below any freezing any time. Are there products that I can install now regardless?
Please help - I'm on a time crunch.
Brian
I posted here a couple of months ago regarding flooring options for a new garage floor and didn't get the most feedback - I think (a) this topic is tired, or (b) my post was too long.
950 sq ft of brand new garage floor covered and protected. I'm worried more about esthetics than function. This is not a hard working garage and there won't be any welding. Minor maintenance. But I want quality products that won't lift with tires.
To be clear, I won't grind the floors. I've read too many horror stories of that process be a pain in the ****, grinders not working, etc. I'd rather get by with etching, and I think (correct me if I'm wrong) that a Polyurea would offer flexibility here?!?! Right?
What are my polyurea options? 1 coat? 3 coat? Does the 1 coat of clear look nice (I've only seen 1 or 2 pictures of this... not a lot of reviews and content here)?
Also, I have a baby coming in May - Getting this done sooner than later would be great. But, I live in Wisconsin. Temps are still low and could go below any freezing any time. Are there products that I can install now regardless?
Please help - I'm on a time crunch.
Brian