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I WARNED you that quality control at the factory was poor. Now, a SECOND person had the same experience as me. You must CHECK every gallon for color consistency PRIOR to starting the job. That means you must OPEN every gallon and look at the color. If you are unsure then use a paint stick to compare gallons (the sticks are free at Lowe's).

Second, I was SHORTED activator as well. You must have ONE Quart of activator for each gallon of product (paint and clear). Thus, you need to count the activators prior to starting the job.

I urge everyone to order ONE bottle of extra chips ($15? per bottle). I had a few clumps as well but cleaned them up with the disposable hand wipes (from Lowe's-painter's wipes) BEFORE they dried on the clear. Your other option is to sand them off after the clear coat dries and reapply. You should have enough clear for THREE coats not two so don't worry.

AS for missing a spot or two with the clear it is no big deal. The THIRD Coat of clear increases the probability that every inch of floor has at least two coats on it.

The previous poster should consider asking for an extra gallon of clear plus the missing activators for his trouble. Then, he could sand off the ugly flakes and re-apply new ones. I recommend buying that extra bottle of flakes as he will need it.
 
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Despite my problems with the FACTORY the distributor, POR 15 Depot, was easy to work with. They are fair. THe product is EXCELLENT but you need to VERIFY everything is CORRECT prior to starting the job.
 

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I WARNED you that quality control at the factory was poor. Now, a SECOND person had the same experience as me. You must CHECK every gallon for color consistency PRIOR to starting the job. That means you must OPEN every gallon and look at the color. If you are unsure then use a paint stick to compare gallons (the sticks are free at Lowe's).

Second, I was SHORTED activator as well. You must have ONE Quart of activator for each gallon of product (paint and clear). Thus, you need to count the activators prior to starting the job.

I urge everyone to order ONE bottle of extra chips ($15? per bottle). I had a few clumps as well but cleaned them up with the disposable hand wipes (from Lowe's-painter's wipes) BEFORE they dried on the clear. Your other option is to sand them off after the clear coat dries and reapply. You should have enough clear for THREE coats not two so don't worry.

AS for missing a spot or two with the clear it is no big deal. The THIRD Coat of clear increases the probability that every inch of floor has at least two coats on it.

The previous poster should consider asking for an extra gallon of clear plus the missing activators for his trouble. Then, he could sand off the ugly flakes and re-apply new ones. I recommend buying that extra bottle of flakes as he will need it.

Yes you indeed you did warn us/me :lol_hitti Sadly I only checked the SKU numbers and the paint color codes, they all matched. Your advice should be well heeded by all who purchase these kits. OPEN EACH gallon of product to ensure it's compliance with your order.

I've received word back from POR Depot, I can re-apply a new top coat over the chips/clear coat (the floor may have texture, which is cool with me). However, if I put it down thick enough, I might not be able to see any surface variance, according to Customer Support. I tried removing most of them with a VERY stiff bristled brush before I put the clear down, I got quite a bit up, but no where near enough...

They are sending me 4 qts of crosslink and 2 more gallons of top coat.

If I had the time to sand it down and begin anew I would. I just don't have that luxury, in fact this project has already set me back 1 week and I MUST/MUST have the floor done by this Sunday so it can be cured by Wednesday. Electricians are coming in on Wednesday to wire up the lights and 9 more outlets. The week after that, we move into the house and everything needs to be in place so I have areas to locate my tools/vehicles.

I think I'm going to stay away from the color chips and just apply the aggregate as I roll the top coat. I dunno, I'm a bit gun-shy of those dang chips now, LOL.
 
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Chris, Thank you for getting the samples. I think I was the first one to ask on here and would really like to get product ordered before the price increase. I also will be needing enough for 3 1/2 car garage and would love to be included in the group buy if possible. Your Dad has my e-mail address and shipping address for the samples.

Thanks!


Ok Im Back From The Swapmeet Down in Canton Didn't Do As Good As I Thought I Would But It's Always Fun To Get Out And Do These Things. Ill Get On The Samples Today I Will Get My First Coats Down Today Then Ill Apply The Second Coats Tomorrow Then Wed/Thursday I'll Try To Get Them Cut Out And Ready For Delivery. I Have Another Show This Weekend, Leaving Thursday At 2 pm So I'll Try To Get These Done Before Then If I Do Not Get The Samples To You (The Customer) In Time For You To Get Yall's Orders In Before The Price Increase I Will Make Sure That Yall Get Current Pricing Since The Samples Are Not Finished Yet. Real Busy Around Here With Shows And Other Stuff Will Do My Best To Get The Floor Armor Samples Completed This Week. Please Email Me With Color Request's And Order Info If I get Ten Orders Or More Ill Get Them Out As Soon As Possible.
 

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How about a decal in the middle of the floor. If I put one down after the 2nd color coat and prior to the clear coat will that work?
Before You Do The Application Of The Decal You Need To Do Some Tests If Possible You Will Need To Apply Some Of Both Products (Base Coat Paint And Cler Coat) To The Decal Front And Back. To See How The Decal Reacts To The Paint (Vis Versa) To Make Sure Of No Shrinkage Shriviling And Bubbles. This Has Not Been Done Yet So Anything You May Come Across Is new To Us As Well

After Applying Your First Coat Of Clear And It Is Cured Then Apply Your Decal Then Apply Clear Over This, After Appling Tests To Decal


Ok This Is Going To Be A New Experience For All Of Us And I Would Really Like Pictures And Info When Finished If Possible Let Me Know How It Turns out.
 

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Couple questions on this product ,
1 ) Can you use Hardnose paint over the base coat to add a custom graphic then seal it in with the clear coats ?
2 ) I have used other POR 15 products , is the degreaser supplied in the Floor Armor just Marine Clean or is it a different degreaser ?
3 ) The floors in my new shop will have radiant floor heating in them , should I run the system before coating the floor to drive out the excess moisture that will be in the new concrete ? Does this coating breathe ?
At 2688 square feet I would not want to have it peel off once the heat was turned on . :eek: Dan

1 ) Can you use Hardnose paint over the base coat to add a custom graphic then seal it in with the clear coats ?

Answer= Yes Application Of The Hardnose Paints Over The Base Floor Coat Paint To Add Color To The Floor Is Ok Then After The Hardnose Is Completly Curred out Apply The Clearcoat Over.

2 ) I have used other POR 15 products , is the degreaser supplied in the Floor Armor just Marine Clean or is it a different degreaser ?

Answer= Yes The Oil And Grease Remover/Cleaner Supplied In The Kits Is Marine Clean.

3 ) The floors in my new shop will have radiant floor heating in them , should I run the system before coating the floor to drive out the excess moisture that will be in the new concrete ? Does this coating breathe ?

Answer= Running Of The System Before Application Of Paint To Remove Any Moisture Is Fine Fine. Be Sure To Turn This System Off When Applying Paint Let These Paints Cure Naturally Allow Time Span Between Coats As Stated In Directions And Apply Coats As Directed. Allow 1-2 Days Before Turning The System Back On After Paint Has Fully Cured. You Shoudn't Have Any Problems With This At All.

Pictures And Info Of Completed Project Would Gladly Be Accepted!!!!
 

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Hello, new member here...
I'm interested in a deluxe kit for my garage, , it's 1800 sq ft.
any discounts for group buys or for an order of this size ?
Thank you, nice site :)


Ok Im Back From The Swapmeet Down in Canton Didn't Do As Good As I Thought I Would But It's Always Fun To Get Out And Do These Things. Ill Get On The Samples Today I Will Get My First Coats Down Today Then Ill Apply The Second Coats Tomorrow Then Wed/Thursday I'll Try To Get Them Cut Out And Ready For Delivery. I Have Another Show This Weekend, Leaving Thursday At 2 pm So I'll Try To Get These Done Before Then If I Do Not Get The Samples To You (The Customer) In Time For You To Get Yall's Orders In Before The Price Increase I Will Make Sure That Yall Get Current Pricing Since The Samples Are Not Finished Yet. Real Busy Around Here With Shows And Other Stuff Will Do My Best To Get The Floor Armor Samples Completed This Week. Please Email Me With Color Request's And Order Info If I get Ten Orders Or More Ill Get Them Out As Soon As Possible.
 

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I put down the POR15 Floor over this past weekend and I had some problems. I purchased the 3.5 car deluxe kit from the POR-15 Depot a couple of weeks ago and the speed at which I got the product was amazing.

As stated I put down the product this last weekend.

The problems, I was shorted 2 qts of cross-link catalyzing agent and 1 of the 4 base coats/top coat gallons did NOT match the rest. I ordered the light grey kit, and received 3 gallons of light grey, with 1 gallon of dark grey, even though all 4 gallons had identical part numbers and color code labels on the cans...I should have actually opened every can to inspect the contents, I honestly didn't think something like that would be necessary, so be forewarned. Don't get in the middle of your project before finding out.

I was VERY pleased with the product itself, it went down quite nicely. I completely hosed up the color chips though. My wife helped me install the floor and she was broadcasting the chips while I rolled the top coat down. Lets just say, the very first throw was a large clump of chips :shocking: at that point it was too late to do anything about it and we tried to put down a heavy coat to make it look uniform. Needless to say, I'm far from happy with it (the chips are what I'm unhappy with, the floor is OK, even though it's slightly different colors).

The clearcoat, as previously mentioned is IMPOSSIBLE to see and tell where you did and did not roll the clearcoat. I have a few gaps in my coverage, but with the lack of all the catalyst...there wasn't much more I could do...

What I'm trying to determine is can I put another top coat over the chips and start again. I know the floor will be textured (which is OK with me) from the chips, I just want to know if the vinyl chips will create lift points, if I put another coat over top of them.

The color chip fiasco was completely my fault, I should have instructed my wife better, however what I find intolerable was the fact I was given 2 different colors for one kit and shorted 2 qts of catalyst, when I spend 1,000.00 on something of this nature, I expect it to be perfect from the manufacturer.

I've contacted POR-15 Depot about the missing catalyst, mismatched floor paint and the possiblity of covering the vinyl chips. They promised to call me back within the hour.

I uploaded a few shots here (at least what I'm willing to show, I'm REALLY hoping I can cover up the horrid vinyl chips with another coat).
http://picasaweb.google.com/KnightFire01/NewHomeInCharlesTownWVBeingBuilt


Sorry About The Problems U Had With The Paint/Kits Being Short And Wrong Colors Thats Our Brilliant Headquaters For YA:thumbup: . I Talked On The Phone With You Today To Take Care Of The Mix Up And The Products You Ordered Today Will Be Shippid From Us For Insured Customer Satisfaction If You Have Any More Problems Please Let Me Know If I Can Help Help.
 

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Sorry About The Problems U Had With The Paint/Kits Being Short And Wrong Colors Thats Our Brilliant Headquaters For YA:thumbup: . I Talked On The Phone With You Today To Take Care Of The Mix Up And The Products You Ordered Today Will Be Shippid From Us For Insured Customer Satisfaction If You Have Any More Problems Please Let Me Know If I Can Help Help.

Thanks Chris, it was a pleasure speaking with you and I appreciate your rapid response to my current situation. With any luck, I'll be posting photos of a finished floor after the weekend for one and all to admire :)
 

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No Problem Thats What were Here For, I Spoke To The Main Office And Told Them About the mess Up. But If You Find The Cans Please Give Me A Call Or leave Me A Message Thanks :thumbup:
 

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Floor Armor™ Product Information


This absolutely will not answer every possible question but it is a start. At some point soon we will do some hands on product training. We also need to keep track of questions that come in because chances are if one person is asking something, others are likely thinking it.


How large of an area will Floor Armor™ cover?

The basic kit comes with two gallons of Floor Armor™ which will cover, on average, 400 square feet or a 20’ x 20’ area.

The clear coat is usually applied with one covering coat and when applied over Floor Armor™, a gallon will cover 400 square feet.

The Basic Kit comes with two gallons. What about priming?
The first gallon acts as both a primer and sealing coat. The second gallon is the top coat.

The first coat will not have uniform coverage. This is because it is penetrating into the concrete and creating a bond.

What's the best way to remove oil and grease from the floor prior to coating?
Each Floor Armor™ Basic Kit comes with 8oz of POR-15 Grease & Oil Remover. Simply apply to the areas with grease and oil spots and the areas will be neutralized and Floor Armor™ can be painted right over the areas. If floor has many areas like this, extra Grease & Oil Remover may be needed.

Is muriatic acid or other treatments required before painting?

Competitive products require using either muriatic acid or flooding floors with water for surface preparation. This results in locking in moisture which causes deterioration of the concrete. The Floor Armor™ dry system is faster and better.



Can Floor Armor™ be applied over existing floor coatings?
Yes. Areas with poorly adhering paint must be addressed and those areas need to be prepared by removing the paint. In areas where the existing coating is tightly adhering and is difficult to remove, scuff with 80 grit sand paper to give the surface adequate surface profile to promote adhesion of the first coat of Floor Armor™.

Also, sweeping and vacuuming the floor as well as cleaning the area with Marine Clean would be a great idea to make sure surface does not have anything that would compromise adhesion on it.

And on a legal note, when discussion removal of any coating it is important to stress to the customer that before removing any paint system that may have lead, they should contact the EPA to find out more from the National Lead Information Hotline at 1-800-424-LEAD or go to the following website: www.epa.gov/lead.

What is the re-coat window for Floor Armor™ and Floor Armor™ Clear Coat?
The cure times for both Floor Armor™ and Floor Armor™ Clear Coat are identical and are tied directly to the presence of ambient humidity like most of our other products. Keep in mind this is an estimate and actual cure times may differ.

% Ambient Humidity Timeframe
85% 4-5 hours
80% 5-6 hours
75% 6-7 hours
70% 7-8 hours
65% 9-10 hours
60% 10-11 hours
Less than 60% 12 plus hours

Is Floor Armor™ a single or dual component coating?
Floor Armor™ and Floor Armor™ Clear are dual component products. Simply open Part A and Part B containers and pour contents of Part B into the Part A Can and thoroughly stir for approximately 5 minutes. Let sit for approximately 10-15 minutes and then stir again for approximately 2 minutes.

It is important for Part B (Crosslink Catalyst) to be thoroughly mixed with Part A.



What about areas in need of repair with chips, cracks or deep scratches in the concrete?
There are several options:

 POR-Patch
 Epoxy Putty
 Or fill in area with a mixture of POR-15 Rust Preventive Paint and DRY sand. Sand has to be completely dry.

Also, if customer is adding decorative chips and a clear coat, the chips will pull the eye away from areas that are irregular with minor imperfections.

What are the full cure times of Floor Armor™?
Surface should be ready for light foot traffic in 6-12 hours and normal foot traffic in 24 hours. Allow 48-72 hours for full cure, placement of heavy items such as tool boxes and vehicle traffic.


Is Floor Armor™ slippery? What about the gloss?

Floor Armor™ has a glossy finish. If safety is a concern due to the floor being wet, both kits come with anti-slip aggregate. The best way to apply this anti-slip aggregate is to mix it to the desired texture into the topcoat and then roll out.


How long will Floor Armor™ last? Does the addition of a clear coat increase the durability of Floor Armor™?

Floor Armor™ is engineered to have a permanent bond to concrete and will last for many years, if not a lifetime, in many cases. In areas where heavy traffic is a concern, the addition of a 3rd coat or a clear coat will make the coating more durable.
Will oil, gas, brake fluid, transmission fluid, or antifreeze affect Floor Armor™?

Floor Armor™ is much more resistant to chemicals than any of the other kits or concrete paints on the market currently. Floor Armor™ is a urethane and much more resistant to all chemicals (including oil, fuel, anti-freeze, etc) than the epoxies on the market.

It is wise to wipe up such spills as they occur.

Is Floor Armor™ affected by road salt?
No. The basic kit is plenty resistant to salt due to the inherent chemical resistant properties of Floor Armor™. The clear coat is not needed for salt resistance. When asked, tell the customer to take note of the epoxies kits that suggest a clear coat when exposed to salt.




How is Floor Armor™ different than the hardware and department store or other concrete painting products?


Floor Armor™ uses low VOC solvent based urethane technology as opposed to epoxy products that are widely available. In comparison:

 Epoxies are brittle and do not expand and contract with concrete
 Epoxies are not as impact and abrasion resistant
 Epoxies are not as UV resistant

Is Floor Armor™ subject to
hot-tire pickup?

Not after the product is fully cured. Other kits include “paw prints” which are plastic sheets that are supposed to go under car tires for the few weeks after application.

How do you apply the decorative vinyl chips?

Available in: blue mix, black mix and tan mix
The decorative chips are to be broadcast in the wet Floor Armor™ Topcoat (2nd coat).

As each 4’ x 4’ section is completed, broadcast the desired amount of chips by tossing chips underhand in the wet topcoat. Underhand tossing allows chips to fall flat and lay evenly. DO NOT throw chips side arm or over hand.

Keep the chip broadcast in each section consistent for a uniform look.

Apply clear coat according to directions in approximately 8-12 hours however recommend based on recoat window chart above.

* DO NOT MIX CHIPS WITH FLOOR ARMOR™ TOPCOAT OR CLEAR COAT

Does Floor Armor™ have flammable fumes?
Solvent in any paint can be flammable and all painting should be done is well ventilated areas. We recommend that pilot lights and electrical switches in an enclosed area must be turned OFF before and during the application of solvent-based coatings. Once fumes from coatings have completely dissipated, pilot light flame(s) may be re-ignited.


What about painting over new concrete?

New concrete must cure for at least 30 days at 75 degrees F prior to the application.

Can Floor Armor™ be used outdoors?

Yes. Pay careful attention to the weather when applying and while coating system is curing.



Does Floor Armor™ have an odor?

Floor Armor™ is a low VOC solvent based urethane and gives off odor during application. After it cures, there will be no odor.

What else is needed that does not come with the kit?

What a customer needs to pick-up at a local hardware store:
(1) Paint roller extension or threaded broom handle
(1) Metal roller tray
(2) Plastic roller tray inserts
(1) Roll professional painters tape


Why is it necessary to purchase a kit? Can a customer purchase the materials only?


The kit has all the materials a customer needs to do the job right. After they purchase a kit we can sell them what they need.


What is the 2.5” chip brush for?
Use the provided 2.5” trim brush to apply an even coat around the perimeter surface and difficult to reach areas.
 

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Just An Added Piece Of Info For Everyone POR_15 Floor Armor Is Not An Epxoy It Is A Moisture Cured Urethane I Just Wanted To Clear That Up With everyone calling it An Epoxy Coating........
 

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Just An Added Piece Of Info For Everyone POR_15 Floor Armor Is Not An Epxoy It Is A Moisture Cured Urethane I Just Wanted To Clear That Up With everyone calling it An Epoxy Coating........


Chris, myself, as well as others I'm sure, appreciate your responses, but please lay off the caps. My head hurts reading your posts. :eyecrazy:
 

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I agree. Capitalizing the beginning of EVERY word is just no natural to see and is somewhat "dizzy-ing".

I've read through this whole thread and am confident this is the product I need. Can you list all of your distributors in Canada as I would I like to make a purchase while clearing the deadly border charges.
 

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I put down the POR15 Floor over this past weekend and I had some problems. I purchased the 3.5 car deluxe kit from the POR-15 Depot a couple of weeks ago and the speed at which I got the product was amazing.

As stated I put down the product this last weekend.

The problems, I was shorted 2 qts of cross-link catalyzing agent and 1 of the 4 base coats/top coat gallons did NOT match the rest. I ordered the light grey kit, and received 3 gallons of light grey, with 1 gallon of dark grey, even though all 4 gallons had identical part numbers and color code labels on the cans...I should have actually opened every can to inspect the contents, I honestly didn't think something like that would be necessary, so be forewarned. Don't get in the middle of your project before finding out.

I was VERY pleased with the product itself, it went down quite nicely. I completely hosed up the color chips though. My wife helped me install the floor and she was broadcasting the chips while I rolled the top coat down. Lets just say, the very first throw was a large clump of chips :shocking: at that point it was too late to do anything about it and we tried to put down a heavy coat to make it look uniform. Needless to say, I'm far from happy with it (the chips are what I'm unhappy with, the floor is OK, even though it's slightly different colors).

The clearcoat, as previously mentioned is IMPOSSIBLE to see and tell where you did and did not roll the clearcoat. I have a few gaps in my coverage, but with the lack of all the catalyst...there wasn't much more I could do...

What I'm trying to determine is can I put another top coat over the chips and start again. I know the floor will be textured (which is OK with me) from the chips, I just want to know if the vinyl chips will create lift points, if I put another coat over top of them.

The color chip fiasco was completely my fault, I should have instructed my wife better, however what I find intolerable was the fact I was given 2 different colors for one kit and shorted 2 qts of catalyst, when I spend 1,000.00 on something of this nature, I expect it to be perfect from the manufacturer.

I've contacted POR-15 Depot about the missing catalyst, mismatched floor paint and the possiblity of covering the vinyl chips. They promised to call me back within the hour.

I uploaded a few shots here (at least what I'm willing to show, I'm REALLY hoping I can cover up the horrid vinyl chips with another coat).
http://picasaweb.google.com/KnightFire01/NewHomeInCharlesTownWVBeingBuilt


I've been away from the site for a while and just now saw your post. What concerns me is that your "light grey" floor looks a lot like my "dark grey" floor. Did you use the gallon of dark grey?? I know all mine were labeled "dark grey," but I also remember thinking the floor was a lot lighter than I expected. So now I'm wondering if I order dark grey, but ended up with mislabeled light grey.

Chris, when will the color samples be available?? I just sent you an email about it.

Edit: The more I look at it, the more I think it might just be the lighting or something. Hmmmm. I'm still going to get some color samples to see though.
 
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I've been away from the site for a while and just now saw your post. What concerns me is that your "light grey" floor looks a lot like my "dark grey" floor. Did you use the gallon of dark grey?? I know all mine were labeled "dark grey," but I also remember thinking the floor was a lot lighter than I expected. So now I'm wondering if I order dark grey, but ended up with mislabeled light grey.

Chris, when will the color samples be available?? I just sent you an email about it.

Edit: The more I look at it, the more I think it might just be the lighting or something. Hmmmm. I'm still going to get some color samples to see though.

BreBar21: I did indeed use the 1 gallon of dark grey on the right hand side of the garage, to the right of the expansion joint. You can see a slight variance in color when you compare the two sides. However the lighting was really bad and the sun was making it difficult to take accurate shots of the floor. Please remember, the photos on my site are of the 1st coat ONLY. I didn't post the shots of the 2nd coat with chips, I'm quite dissapointed in how it turned out and didn't want photographic reminders, lol.

Here you can see the color difference the best (if the link works), if not it's the 2nd to last photo on my site of the floor:
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I'm hoping that the next coating of top coat will even out the coloring. I'm definitely going to check both gallons for consistency before rolling them out this time.

I'll take more photos on next Wednesday, after the floor has fully cured from this weekend and after the lighting is installed, that should provide ample lighting conditions for decent photos.
 
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How many orders have been placed for the 10% discount? Is there a list somewhere?


George
 
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I'm hoping that Chris is keeping the list at his shop. I haven't heard anything back from him tho.
 

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Hi Chris - please add me to your list. I'm awaiting color samples (Beige and Tan plus some matching flakes) in order to make my decision. I'll need enough for 1200 sf.

I would be interested ia the grey samples that you have.
I have a 20X22 garage, what would it be for the basic, and the deluxe?

I'm interested in the group buy and I would need enough to do a 24x40 shop. I just want the basic kit.

Hi Chris - thanks for the update! I'm waiting on some samples to decide on color, but I plan to place an order for 1200sf, deluxe kits.... Could you reserve one of the 10% discounts for me? THanks!




4 people so far have requested spots.I Am busy making color samples right now for yall im appling the second coat on some and the first coat on thers i am very busy here and will try to take care of this for our Garage Junkies HAHA Arent We All....I did find out that we dont have any of the dark gray here at the shop i have ordered some to make the samples all other colors are availiable on request. :3gears:
 

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Chris,

This is just a reminder, I spoke with you on the phone and gave you my info. I was interested in the light gray and the beige samples. If either look like a good color match I would purchase a 3.5 car kit, so put me on the list for the group purchase.

Tom from Grand Island.
 

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Maybe I'm wrong, but I should be on the list. Awaiting grey samples so I can decide which color. Will need enough for 800 sq ft.
 

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Chris,

This is just a reminder, I spoke with you on the phone and gave you my info. I was interested in the light gray and the beige samples. If either look like a good color match I would purchase a 3.5 car kit, so put me on the list for the group purchase.

Tom from Grand Island.

I got you to sir Sorry about that the ones i posted i just had emails from them so if you sent me an email i either didnt get it or i deleted it accidently


those quotes i posted are just quotes from the emails i recieved so one of them could be yours
 

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Maybe I'm wrong, but I should be on the list. Awaiting grey samples so I can decide which color. Will need enough for 800 sq ft.

I got you to sir Sorry about that the ones i posted i just had emails from them so if you sent me an email i either didnt get it or i deleted it accidently


those quotes i posted are just quotes from the emails i recieved so one of them could be yours
 

POR-15 Chris

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Both. I'd like to see a color sample and am interested in the group buy.


George

That Makes 9 people in the group buy the more people the better the discount. there will be a time delay on the orders due to people requesting color samples i have finished applying the 2nd coats and waiting for them to dry (notice we dont have any dark gray paint in stock as soon as i can i will make these samples )
 

BreBar21

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If you look through the thread, at least 4 people here have used it, myself included. I'm not sure I correctly understand the second part of your question, but I parked two cars on it.
 

r_wain

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If you look through the thread, at least 4 people here have used it, myself included. I'm not sure I correctly understand the second part of your question, but I parked two cars on it.

I think he meant when? How long between coating it and parking your cars on it?
 

BreBar21

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Ah. Well, that would make a lot more sense. I didn't have anything on it for about 2 weeks, but that was solely because the house in which I did the floors is not a primary home. The other fellas can probably comment better. I believe you're completely safe after 48 hours though.
 

Value

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Well,

The color samples CONFIRM my wife was right:shocking: THe factory sent me SIX Gallons of Beige instead of Tan. This means I got six cans of product that were LABELED wrong by the factory. Quality control.

I like the beige and the light color looks nice. But, the TAN would have worked for me also. Again, CHECK all the cans against the pictures on the web site PRIOR To starting the job.
 

POR-15 Depot

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Has anyone actually used this stuff? If so, what did they park on it after it was coated?

First I'd like to introduce Mr. Ben Bonk, who works for a company called KBS Coatings, His Dogs name is Wyatt. Why he chooses to hide this fact is beyond me, unless his dog can type now, but he's been known to troll verious forums under assumed names spamming KBS products. He's already posted one such post in a thread here about thier etching products for metal.

His post to this thread show he hasn't bothered to read the thread to see that others have used the product, and for the most part reports are good. Issues have arised but are being resolved as soon as they arise to the best of our ability.

On another note, My son has been watching the tread for me as I have been a busy camper with verious duties out of state for the last few weeks and they don't seem to be letting up. I do hope Chris has taken care of your questions. He has a little more free time then I have had and has hands on work with the Foor Armor and the samples and such. If he fails to give you the needed information, please don't hesitate to give me a call or stop me an email and I'll take care of it asap.

Once again thanks for all the comments and questions about the product, it is a learning experiance for us also on some issues and we are learning what needs to be fixed and watched with the product.

Cheers,

Dave
 
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