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ludakris04

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I did some searching and am still unsure what to do...

My new home is currently under construction. The garage floor was poured early Sept, we take delivery sometime in Dec.

I have "future" plans of adding onto the back of the garage and therefore extending the floor out.

I really like the epoxy, but dont necessarily want to do it twice.
So, I am wondering what I should do now. Any addition would be a couple years out. I would like to "protect" the floor as best as I can, with the notion that I would be doing something else in the future.
Should I seal it? hardner? epoxy, and the epoxy the new part later?
 
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KPSquared

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I put a cheap acrylic sealer on mine to hold me over until spring when temps are more epoxy friendly. You could do that. Going to have to grind it either way. Still just throw something cheap onand grind it off when you prep the new floor.
 
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