Racedeck Tuffshield real life pics

[SDREDEYE]

Hello Everyone. Long time viewer first time poster.

I'm about to outfit my new to me 3 car (36 x 22). I've decided on Racedeck and am now working through the agonizing process of the right design and layout. I'm looking for more pics of Tuffshield in "real life" conditions as to determine gloss of the various colors.

I have searched extensively but only found a few images. I'm hoping this targeted thread generates a few more pictures.
Thanks.

 

[rancherbill]

Welcome to GJ. Someone will wander by with pics.

 

[Shea]

Hello Everyone. Long time viewer first time poster.

I'm about to outfit my new to me 3 car (36 x 22). I've decided on Racedeck and am now working through the agonizing process of the right design and layout. I'm looking for more pics of Tuffshield in "real life" conditions as to determine gloss of the various colors.

I have searched extensively but only found a few images. I'm hoping this targeted thread generates a few more pictures.
Thanks.

You can find some here. I'm assuming you have looked through the RaceDeck Gallery.

 

[SDREDEYE]

Thanks for the link. I've combed through their website and looked at hundreds of google images but a lot of them seem like they are under ideal lighting conditions etc. I was looking for images that were more raw. Heck, maybe these are just that good looking. While this isn't a huge job at 710sf, I still want to consider all of my options before I spend $4-5K.

 

[kngelv]

What are you doing in there? It scratches easier than the others though it would not be an issue unless you drag a lot of stuff on the floor. It took me ten years to finally pull the trigger and I went FreeFlow. Quieter and just looks sharp. I thought TuffShield was too reflective in my garage but I have way too much light in there so others might not have the same issue.

James

 

[SDREDEYE]

I'm actually counting on the reflection to some degree. Living in San Diego I don't have to deal with snow or even rain really with the exception of a few days each year. We deal mainly with dust. I felt like the free flow would be harder to blow out and clean in that regard. It will primarily be used for detailing and day to day storage so I'm hoping the reflection will add more light along with the overhead LED's I'm adding. It's an older structure with no installed drainage so no washing inside.

I know my quick jacks will do a number on the tile so I have a plan for that already. All my tool chests and detailing carts have nice rollers so I thought that would be easier on the tuffshield than the free flow.