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Reddwarf said:Sparkie! Looks awesome. I'm also thinking of getting one of those cabinets. Are those Rubbermaid brand?
You can always go to a place like Kiwi or Race Decking for tiles to connect and plop right over the floor, not that expensive and you mix and match colors and have a bad ass look.dirtyboy said:My problem with my garage floor is that I have duct tape all over it. The house I bought was the contractors display house and the garage was used as their office. They placed duct tape in strips then glued their carpet onto the duct tape. When they pulled up the carpet, some of the duct tape came up with it and some of it didn't. I have a heat gun & I'll try to burn off the glue residue &/or tape. Then I'll go to Lowes and get me a couple of those kits.
darksparkz said:
A little slick, but not to bad. I don't have any problems. They have something you can put in stuff (paint) that would help with that.cking526 said:Sparkie,
Is the floor slick when it gets wet? I want to do that in my shop, but don't want to be falling all the time.
sparkie said:A little slick, but not to bad. I don't have any problems. They have something you can put in stuff (paint) that would help with that.
sparkie said:
It took like 4 days, in 80-90F weather. The colder the longer it will takes to cure.Nica said:Wow that looks nice, so how long do you have to let it cure? 4 to 7 days? A friend of mine did his garage using this kit and said that he had to let it cure for about a week (7 days).
98-Supra-JE said:I've never attached an image to a post, but here goes. I've taken some shots of what the front and rear tires have done to the floor. The remainder of the room looks great.
Oil, water, and any other sort of liquid simply pools and wipes off. I've not even been able to damage it with a fuel leak or paint thinner.
I'm only showing you these images so eveyone is informed.
98-Supra-JE said:I followed the instructions on the kit. After we took posession of the house, I used my yard blower to blow out the garage. I then used a broom to scrub the new concrete floor. Then I used the blower to get any of that dust off of the surface...it was unfinished concrete and a new slab. I mixed the two components, rolled it on and sprinkled the paint chips as I painted my way out the door. I closed the garage door and left it for 4 days. When we moved it, it looked great. Even my wife's BMW has done the same thing. If I could do it all over again, I would, but I'd buy something to place under the tires and adhere them to the floor.