Who has the oldest Rustbullet floor?

[bullnerd]

Im just catching on to this stuff,(for floors) but it seems its all recently done floors?

Who has had it the longest or and how is it really holding up?

So far I like it. I've used it for metal many moons ago, but never a floor.

 

[Garage Flooring]

Im just catching on to this stuff,(for floors) but it seems its all recently done floors?

Who has had it the longest or and how is it really holding up?

So far I like it. I've used it for metal many moons ago, but never a floor.

The oldest I know of on the forum is emc2

 

[bullnerd]

Thanks Justin,

Found it, http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=181620

Beautiful job and cars for sure! A lot of the thread is about the cars and the rest of the garage though.

It would be nice to hear from someone with more of a working shop also?

 

[Scott r c]

I have only had it a month, but the silver base coats seem to be pretty tough. I have dropped tools and dragged stuff across it. Its holding up well. I had some issues with the color coat but we think it was high humidity at time of install. One thing about Justin, his customer service is top notch.

 

[bullnerd]

Thanks Scott, Pics if you can.

 

[Scott r c]

Thanks Scott, Pics if you can.

pm me your email

 

[LowandSlow]

pm me your email

Hey Scott r c, I am interested in seeing your rust bullet floor as well. I am going to do mine as well and I would just like to see some pics of yours. I plan on going with the RB grey, torginol flakes and a top coat. I have sent you a PM.

Thanks in advance!
Eddie

 

[Garage Flooring]

I have only had it a month, but the silver base coats seem to be pretty tough. I have dropped tools and dragged stuff across it. Its holding up well. I had some issues with the color coat but we think it was high humidity at time of install. One thing about Justin, his customer service is top notch.

Thanks!!!

Hey Scott r c, I am interested in seeing your rust bullet floor as well. I am going to do mine as well and I would just like to see some pics of yours. I plan on going with the RB grey, torginol flakes and a top coat. I have sent you a PM.

Thanks in advance!
Eddie

pm me your email

People have sent in pics and we have posted on the site http://www.garageflooringllc.com/?s=rust+bullet

 

[bullnerd]

Thanks for the picture of your floor Scott, looks pretty good.

Are you really really short?

Is it possible to get all the roller marks out with more coats?

 

[shampoop]

That stuff looks pretty awesome. What's the process like if you eventually gouge and ding it up after X amount of years? Can you simply buy a small amount more and touch it up with some prep work?

 

[Scott r c]

Thanks for the picture of your floor Scott, looks pretty good.

Are you really really short?

Is it possible to get all the roller marks out with more coats?

Short? If you are asking my height I'm 6'2".?

 

[bullnerd]

Short? If you are asking my height I'm 6'2".?

LOL...yeah that one door in your shop...

 

[Scott r c]

That was just for storage under the stairs. I didn't want to waste the space.

 

[Garage Flooring]

That stuff looks pretty awesome. What's the process like if you eventually gouge and ding it up after X amount of years? Can you simply buy a small amount more and touch it up with some prep work?

Repair: Lightly sand with 150 grit. Vac and solvent wipe the area. Apply new.

 

[bullnerd]

BUMP:

Anyone else?

 

[Garage Flooring]

BUMP:

Anyone else?

The oldest one on the forum is here: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=181620

 

[bullnerd]

Thanks, Very informative, but it turned into Porsche talk.(not that that's a bad thing!)

So I'm quoting him here,(hope he doesn't mind),this is what we want to hear!

"So The floor has seen a lot of heavier duty usage lately, beyond the typical detailing use.

The floor stood up to the abuse very well. I did a lot of fine tuning and it felt like I jacked up the car 100 times, so there was a lot dragging the jack and jack stands around. The paint is very tough and handles mechanical wear very well.

There were definitely a few spills, but I didn't let them sit too long (just out of habit )

The floor is not what I would consider slippery when wet. Its not like having stone grit in the paint, but its also not like your typical paint that makes you tread carefully.

Now 2 years since doing the garage. Still zero hint of hot tire pickup and looking as good as day 1. I'll be posting some updated pics soon. "

So, between this comment and your comment/tip on reducing the roller marks(in another thread)...I'd say its looking really good!

 

[Garage Flooring]

Thanks, Very informative, but it turned into Porsche talk.(not that that's a bad thing!)

So I'm quoting him here,(hope he doesn't mind),this is what we want to hear!

"So The floor has seen a lot of heavier duty usage lately, beyond the typical detailing use.

The floor stood up to the abuse very well. I did a lot of fine tuning and it felt like I jacked up the car 100 times, so there was a lot dragging the jack and jack stands around. The paint is very tough and handles mechanical wear very well.

There were definitely a few spills, but I didn't let them sit too long (just out of habit )

The floor is not what I would consider slippery when wet. Its not like having stone grit in the paint, but its also not like your typical paint that makes you tread carefully.

Now 2 years since doing the garage. Still zero hint of hot tire pickup and looking as good as day 1. I'll be posting some updated pics soon. "

So, between this comment and your comment/tip on reducing the roller marks(in another thread)...I'd say its looking really good!

let me know if you need anything.

 

[bullnerd]

let me know if you need anything.

Will the samples cover about 1100 sq. ft.?

 

[Garage Flooring]

Will the samples cover about 1100 sq. ft.?

Wouldn't that be nice