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Racetrack mix free flow with diamond

bclemens

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May 20, 2019
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Bristol, IN
Was just about to go epoxy when I came across the Racetrack product.

Anyone in the midwest with tons of ice/snow/salt/gravel mixing free flow and diamond? I have mats right now and those are the only areas that get really cruddy. Would like two be able to just pull those areas out to pressure wash. So free flow just the parking spots.
 
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RaceDeck1

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Salt Lake City , Utah
Justin is right.. there are tons of them out there and great for snowy / wet climates too. You can mix and match all RaceDeck styles for create your custom floor
 
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66HertzClone

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Long Valley, NJ
I finished my install last weekend. I decided to place the FreeFlow tiles where the tires of my car rest when it is parked. I used a section of two tiles wide and three tiles in length.
 

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cojlucas

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Mar 15, 2019
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NW Indiana
Just finished my Racedeck install using both solid and freeflow tile. Hardest part was choosing the design!
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