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Well that looks awesome! But i'm sure thats out of the budget. Ha.
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That floor looks fucking right!
I'm the same boat tho, I just need my two car garage done, I'm not going to do it because last time sucked balls.Originally posted by SilverbackComment
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It looks like I may need some floor leveling before applying any type of coating. I was quoted $1500 to do that in addition to the cost for the coating. I looked into the product and thought about doing the self leveling myself with some help, but assuming I would probably need on average 1/4" to 1/2" of covering, materials alone come in over $2000. Having to have the floor leveled kinda killed my budget, so may have to get someone professional to level it, then coat it myself. Does anyone have recommendations for a concrete guy?Comment
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Call 682-438-1123 ask for Jesse. Probrush Painting. You can check out some of their work on here https://www.facebook.com/probrush.painting
They do all kinds of remodeling work. Fence and concrete work as well.Allstate Insurance
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Give us a call so we can take a look at your insurance needs, we may be able to save you $$!!Comment
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100% solids and the term self leveling are the two key components you are looking for. unfortunately all coating manufacturers make the same grades of floor coverings, however they won't sell the good stuff to you unless they have trained you on the product. these 100% solids products are a total chemical reaction like bondo, you have a 24 minute pot life before it becomes un workable. the 100% solids also means there is no chemical to evaporate to start the curing process, which is where odor comes from.
the self leveling part is the magic, it doesnt mean it will level your floor, it means that after you backroll the material, the roller marks disappear after about 15 minutes and it looks like a sheet of glass.pinto gt with wood trimComment
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My waterproofing division will be doing garage floors, I'll have pics as soon as I do my garage floorComment
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Awesome.Originally posted by junior View Post
I'm talking to contractors in our hood to add a 25' × 35' extension to our garage. Coating the floors will be on the list to do. Should come to around 1750sqft.Fuck you. We're going to Costco.Comment
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Post pictures ASAP, I'll be your first customer, I need mine done.Originally posted by junior View PostOriginally posted by SilverbackComment
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Thanks gents, my personnel have been doing it for years, I'll swing y'all some great prices to do yalls floors and use as advertisement!Comment
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Also interested to seeing the finished garage floor. What product are you using? Previous owner used rust oleum on the floor and it looks like craps. It is also like an ice skating rink when wet. :-(Originally posted by junior View PostComment
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Masterseal m 200 Base coatOriginally posted by txminime View Post
Masterseal m 225 Top coatComment
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here is a floor west of town after shotblasting and prep ready for its first coat
a few days later
my personal shop
if anybody wants a quote, let me know, it may not be as bad as you think
pinto gt with wood trimComment
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Originally posted by txminime View Post
digging up a cheap one puts the cost way beyond doing it properly in the first placepinto gt with wood trimComment
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What's a ballpark quote for sanding/blasting the rust oleum off and recoating a 20x25 3 cars garage?Originally posted by Grape View PostComment
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