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Cost for one garage lake it? Thanks

Man I effed mine up. Tried to roll it over the old epoxy floor. Now its not sticking and some spots not drying. Never again going with paint from now on. Hopefully this denatured alcohol will get it off.

What sander is that?

You don't put any coat on top to waterproof it?

My garage floor has paint already can you still do it over the paint , and how ?

Amazingly productive job!! Where did you order the slide-on spiked shoes? I didn't see them in your online store. Also, do you have issue with roller lines visible in the urethane topcoat. I noticed you did not do a one-pass finish roll across the entire width of the floor.

Love your videos ! Thank you for your detailed explanations! My wife loves these floors except she is wanting a low luster , not so much shine - how is this accomplished ?

Have you been able to try the werkmaster on thinset removal?

You did an excellent job 👍🏻

Well that sure is an advantage, thank you.

Why does this have so many views? And why is this in my reccomended? And why am i watching something i have zero interest in?

take a shot every "clean white concrete"

Soooo what would be the difference between 2K and 1K base and finish Polyaspartic. Is saw people using 2K also.

How much total cost for this job?

how long does the new one last?

would you still use the epoxy slurry coat if this was going to be a polished concrete floor or only for a floor that would have this epoxy finish on it?

Can I use your products and approach to make a shower floor instead of using shower pan?

Where I buy plastic cove strip

There cheap people that want the lowest and fastest way and there people that will pay for the write materials and time is not the contractors fault is what the client wants you to do and how fast and cheap, they want a Mercedes for a Honda price

What chair/stool are you using while hand grinding? I’m definitely doing my own concrete with epoxy. I’m in Arizona so researching to find the best product that can handle the Arizona 115 degree summers. Got any suggestions

These guys spot on. Removing contaminants with the diamond grinder is the way to avoid call backs and the safest way to do it. Obviously, if the hot tires caused problems you are dealing with really poor quality epoxy(or paint) and possibly whoever etched the floor did not neutralize the acid. I have never ever had a problem with epoxy bonding to clean smooth concrete that is not scratched with a diamond grinder but I am usually dealing with concrete that has no oil contaminates,,,,,,,,,, but that said, I just hired a friend who has an epoxy flooring company to do my basement and he hit my fairly new floor hard with the diamond machine to break through where I power trawled the surface smooth when I poured SCC (6"). I had filled cracks 10 years prior with no primer and it was solid when ground down but again I used a high quality epoxy. He used a primer after grinding and it stayed tacky before the first base pour of epoxy. I have mixed feelings about the primers on surfaces that already have a vapor barrier below. The primer is not as strong since its a waterbourne 2 part acrylic type sealer (and a vapor barrier) but if you get the post seal coat of epoxy on within a certain amount of hours it seems to bond. I prefer using the straight epoxy versus a water bourne sealer to seal the floor since epoxy is so damn strong and soaks in very well especially when pre heated. Bottom line is, make sure you have a really high quality non blushing floor epoxy if doing a DIY; when you prep make sure you neutralize the acid etch and let it dry. Also follow instructions exactly!

so, this stuff isn't toxic, doesn't continue to cure and gas off for years? no bro, I'm sure it's safe, right/?

Ok well… I WAS thinking about doing this myself. Nevermind now!

Nice set up👍

5/24/2024 - Whenever you state the date, state the complete date. You said “ it is April 12th.”

I'm trying to do some research before I put down some metallic epoxy in my basement. I've noticed some people sand it but the chew did not. Will the urethane still adhere to the epoxy if I do not do this? I'd like to get a urethane that doesn't scratch very easily since it will be high traffic areas.

What was the joint filler that you used?

Excellent videos and very informative personal tutorial phone assistance. Thank you Jason!

With the shark grit . How come you don't put in in the clear mix. I always blend it in the clear coat. Is there a reason you don't.?

Ansi no more then 1/4” in 10ft. Should have the owner go after builder for the cost of extra grinding

How much does it generally cost to do a single car garage with epoxy and flake? If you hired a contractor to do it.

Nicely done - where are you guys located???

I noticed you do partial broadcast most of the time which I prefer when doing my floors . Do you ask the client if they would prefer partial or full broadcast?

I like the color choice is there a top coat you recommend that has less glare?

I'm happy for you and the take off on sales. Wish you were local to California. I would definitely love to take an apprenticeship under you and restart your physical jobs again. Good stuff all around. Best wishes to you.

Just did my fist epoxy job on my own and i had a few mistakes. First i didn't prime and paint dried blotchy. Flakes hid the mess under. Some parts absorbed faster than others and dried. When i cast the flakes they didnt stick much. Tried touching up. Huge mistake. Resanding everything and reapplying base coat and flakes. From man to man, thank you. You definitely help me understand epoxy systems better.

7 hrs. of grinding….my hands, arms, and back would’ve been toast😅. Guess I’ll be paying The Man 😂

So here’s the thing I am learning more towards the competitors product. One because most concrete isn’t level, it’s usually sloped toward a drain so I want something that stays

That’s a builder who’s got a painter that said I can do it for $1500

Is grinding required on brand new concrete as well?

I paid $2k(epoxy and polyurea) for a 2 door garage It was worth it!!

It would probably cost tens of thousands of dollars in equiptment but I know someone could make good money in my area installing your products. Very high quality looking floor and very professional installation.

is it a flexible sealant for active cracks or it used more for dormant cracks?:

“I dont want to knock someone else’s work” continues to knock someone else’s work 🤣

I can’t stop hearing clean white concrete

Here is what I learned from watching your videos. You didn't say it, because you are nice and don't want to trash the competition...but I've seen enough UA-cam videos to figure it out. Virtually any suburbia home built since the 1980's has a garage with sealed concrete. Unless you build a new house and request no sealer on the cement, it will be sealed. Yet, companies market the acid etching approach for convenience when they know damn well that it won't work...that in reality, a surface grind is required for proper adhesion in virtually all of the cases. But they don't tell you that in clear terms and emphasis that acid etching in all likelihood will not be an option for the overwhelming majority of folks. They let customers buy and use the acid etching and invest in the tools, primer, topcoat and clear coat that is surely to separate in the very near future. What a racket this acid etching is to the consumer... and those companies get away with it. They know most DIYers would be put-off if they realize they will be burdened with the additional cost of rental for a diamond re-surfacing tool, having to go pick it up and return it, setting up dust control system, as well as the extra work involved in the actual grinding/resurfacing to do it right. Crazy but true. What say you?

How much would something like this cost per sq?

Can you polish a self leveling material?

how many days did it take to finish from start to finish?