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What type of floor?

mrpntstr

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Hi I am a newbie to the forum, and I am looking for experts to help in my next garage project.

The issue is that I have a motorcycle lift that I use constantly and I move around with the bike on it. I have seen epoxy garage floors and look amazing but my gut says it will not last under the steel casters of the jack. I have researched for polyurethane casters but I have not find any the size I need. I seen also people using tiles(plastic and non plastic) and even carpet.

Need advice before I commit to any option
 
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Armorpoxy

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Hi, thousands of Members have jacks and such with steel casters that work fine on an epoxy floor.

A 100% solids epoxy floor with proper topcoat will work very well for you, similar to our www.armorcladepoxy.com.

Thank you.
 
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Garage Flooring

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Hi I am a newbie to the forum, and I am looking for experts to help in my next garage project.

The issue is that I have a motorcycle lift that I use constantly and I move around with the bike on it. I have seen epoxy garage floors and look amazing but my gut says it will not last under the steel casters of the jack. I have researched for polyurethane casters but I have not find any the size I need. I seen also people using tiles(plastic and non plastic) and even carpet.

Need advice before I commit to any option

Epoxy will hold up but you will see marks/scuffs after a while, this is reality.
Go rich on the flakes and go 2x with clear-coat.

^ This plus a good anti wear additive in the final clear coat would be great. Our new small coin tiles might be a good option too. https://www.garageflooringllc.com/hd-extreme-coin/
 
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