Printable View
Exactly!Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I've been able to maintain pretty well, but it comes and goes. I'm remodeling right now and will be moving on July 1, so it's in a perpetual state of flux these days. Sometimes boxes to be moved to storage... Sometimes a trim saw and 300' of base trim...
My 24x40 is stuffed. And dirty.
Attachment 64993
That's a nicely done floor, NFATG.
The paint place on Santa Fe and Hampden sells a paint that is used to coat above ground tanks. It can be used on floors as well. I used it on my garage and it is bullet proof.
Before you can do this, isn't there a new-slab curing wait time? Didn't jump out at me while I was speed reading the thread.
Z
Yeah...about 28 days seems to be the consensus. It's been almost two weeks now. There's a test to determine moisture content...tape a small square of plastic to the floor for about 24 hrs, remove, check the underside of the plastic for moisture. Still waiting for the electrical hookup, too.
Painters Supply is the place I was talking about. Also if you need paint chips for traction I have a bunch of extra from my garage. It's a blue,grey and white mix.
It's probably a bit of a drive to pick them up...but thanks for the thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lurch
I will echo the comments on floor prep. I wish I could re-do mine (used Seal Krete coating and sealant) now that I have had one winter. It is not sticking well in the high use areas and this home had an immaculate garage floor when we bought it. Probably could have used three to four times the etching process I did.
That being said, I'll just throw another coat of clear on this summer and call it good. It is a garage, not a museum!
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalkhttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...1eeea0d902.jpghttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...67307a6a45.jpg