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New slab - doing my floor this spring

bedn0009

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Floor Coating Experts,

I have a 28 x 32 shop used primarily for woodworking and storage. I am looking for a very durable, nice looking coating for my floor - and I don't think I understand the expense differentiation with epoxy vs alternatives (Rust Bullet,Nohr S,, etc...) so what are my best options?

  • I requested that the slab not be sealed when they poured it (but I'd want to confirm that)
  • Slab was poured in July 2015
  • I want some type of reasonably high solids to to whatever I choose, but I'm pretty comfortable with a light gray color (open to alternatives, but want opaque coating, not clear)
  • Looking for best value, not necessarily best price
  • Please click my build thread link for an idea of the scope of my building.
 
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Armorpoxy

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Hi
Several options such as you noted, or 100% solids system like our Armorclad www.armorcladepoxy.com which with GJ discount runs about $1.00/ft including the primer and Military Grade topcoat. Light gray is a standard color.

We also have our very popular SPGX which is clear 1 part polyurea and runs about 35 cents/ft.
 
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LegacyIndustrial

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Bed:
A great solution is to try one of our kits and select the Nohr-S topcoat option.
You get the color and flake options that the kit offers coupled with the extreme durability of our Nohr-S Polyurea as your Armor-Glaze, fending off all the abuse.

Nearly all of our March kits were sent out this way and it makes sense.

Good luck in your quest!
 
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