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Rust Bullet Gray Only Project Before and After

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OK here are some photos from a recent project. No clear, no flake.

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That has a lot more gloss than I expected. Making me rethink my desire to do a top coat of clear. Any idea how many coats? No antiskid?
 
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That has a lot more gloss than I expected. Making me rethink my desire to do a top coat of clear. Any idea how many coats? No antiskid?

They did three coats. I do not have a ton of job information as this was a straight online order. They did not request or order any anti skid. PLEASE remember though, the more coats, or clear, the more slick.
 

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Man, I cant wait to do my floor with this ****! (**** meaning good in this case!)
 

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I'm Thinking adout using rust bullit on my shop floor. It is a working shop, dont care about shine. I want easy to clean & less dust form concrete. I need slip resistantce also. Ow many coats are needed. Will one coat work?
 
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I'm Thinking adout using rust bullit on my shop floor. It is a working shop, dont care about shine. I want easy to clean & less dust form concrete. I need slip resistantce also. Ow many coats are needed. Will one coat work?

Two Coats are required. I am happy to provide anti skid at no extra charge.
 
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Just and FYI - Rust Bullet maintains similar slip resistance as bare concrete when only applying the grey metallic color. You definitely will want a non-slip additive however for the color shot or clear shot.
 

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WOW...Looking good
Did not think there would be that much shine without a topcoat...Did you use Anti-Skid

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They did three coats. I do not have a ton of job information as this was a straight online order. They did not request or order any anti skid. PLEASE remember though, the more coats, or clear, the more slick.
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WOW...Looking good
Did not think there would be that much shine without a topcoat...Did you use Anti-Skid

They did not purchase any anti skid from us

Just and FYI - Rust Bullet maintains similar slip resistance as bare concrete when only applying the grey metallic color. You definitely will want a non-slip additive however for the color shot or clear shot.

Hope I am not stepping on toes, I just want to clarify a little. The smoother the floor is to start, the smoother RB will be when you are done. The more coats you do the higher the gloss and the higher the need for anti skid. Or as the people that write disclaimers put it: Any floor can be slick when wet and ultimately it is the responsibility of the home owner to understand and mitigate that risk.

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They did three coats. I do not have a ton of job information as this was a straight online order. They did not request or order any anti skid. PLEASE remember though, the more coats, or clear, the more slick.
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