Placed my order with Armorpoxy for one of the "job on a pallet" systems - Armorpoxy II. The garage is 1400sq ft with lots of "toys" (engines, sea doo, cars, lawn equipment, etc.) to move out to the driveway during my project. I want to do the job right but also minimize garage downtime and minimize the mess. I know I want to use a diamond grind on the floor and plan on renting the 10" Edco SINGLE-DISC CONCRETE FLOOR GRINDER and a hand grinder from the local home depot.
What does everyone recommend when it comes to dry grinding or wet grinding? If I go the dry route, I would hook a dust deputy to my shop vac and buy a dust shroud for the hand grinder. Would I still need to wash things out after a dry grind too just getting less slurry or does a good vacuuming do the trick? Would it make the grinding go faster or slower?
As for wet, seems like it would slow the process as the water acts like a lubricant but it also seems very messy as you power wash the slurry out into the driveway potentially staining the driveway and blasting it all over my precious toys that would be parked just outside the garage doors due to lack of space... Let me know your experiences with both approaches. Thanks!
What does everyone recommend when it comes to dry grinding or wet grinding? If I go the dry route, I would hook a dust deputy to my shop vac and buy a dust shroud for the hand grinder. Would I still need to wash things out after a dry grind too just getting less slurry or does a good vacuuming do the trick? Would it make the grinding go faster or slower?
As for wet, seems like it would slow the process as the water acts like a lubricant but it also seems very messy as you power wash the slurry out into the driveway potentially staining the driveway and blasting it all over my precious toys that would be parked just outside the garage doors due to lack of space... Let me know your experiences with both approaches. Thanks!