I plan on doing something with my garage floor when I get back. I've looked into a few epoxy kits and some type of mats. Curious if the Mid-A could give some feedback on stuff to stick with, or stuff to stay away from.

I'd like to have something with some type of give to it. Not sure if those epoxy kits would hold up to things crashing on them, like tools. I guess I'd worry about the brittlness.

Any input/thoughts would be greatly appreciated!!

 

[QUOTE=FISH22,Mar 8 2010, 04:16 PM]I plan on doing something with my garage floor when I get back. I've looked into a few epoxy kits and some type of mats. Curious if the Mid-A could give some feedback on stuff to stick with, or stuff to stay away from.

I'd like to have something with some type of give to it. Not sure if those epoxy kits would hold up to things crashing on them, like tools. I guess I'd worry about the brittlness.

Any input/thoughts would be greatly appreciated!!

 

Wow, very nice. Is that some type of non-skid flake in there?

Another concern of mine, is that my garage floor has a couple cracks. Which I know I'm going to have to fill before I do any type of work.

 

The flakes come with the kit, I laid them and then did the clear coat overtop. Mine had a hairline crack from settling, I just rolled right over it. Looks good.

 

I believe the flakes just give the floor some 'life'...breaking up the monotonous gray color, etc.

 

covers up dirt too.

 

I think you should get a giant ASM logo to laydown an then clear over it if you go w/ that roll on stuff.


Might look hot

 

Or just do it like ASM Japan, and lay down some real hardwood flooring.

 

make it look like a basketball court

 

Squeak squeak squeak squeak