AMGBOY1

In my old house I had Home Depot install the epoxy floor for my garage and I used to have an Escalade ESV,Escalade,and CTS-V sitting on it all day and this was in Michigan so there were very harsh conditions and nothing ever happened to the floor. Hey, maybe Im just lucky?

ThemisN

I too had Home Depot do the install as well. I got the second level, considering I do not plan on being at this residence THAT long.

I love it, and my only trouble is when someone dragged something hard and sharp along the floor, so i have a couple scuff marks. The good thing is they go in sand the concrete down, fill in cracks and then go on with the application.

I also use rubber mats to ease cleaning in the garage, but I have had no lifting.

In my next, more permanent residence, I plan on using stamped concrete or a tile.

russjr

does anyone have specific information or sites in regard to polished concrete floors?

relisysj4

getting an estimate done by home depot tomorrow,ill let you guys know the damage.

BMWEATR

ITS NOT POLISHED CONCRETE
they stain it then seal it with clear sealer.

degeester

When we moved into our new home a year ago I used the Rust-o-leum epoxy for our garage. I live in the desert where it can hit a high of 120 degrees. So far the floor has held up well. A friend whom I helped do his garage has had spots bubble up, but his was a garage floor that had been used for 3-4 years in the unsealed condition (along with the inevitable oil stains). We cleaned the best we could and did use the acid etch correctly. I feel that the "virgin" concrete was better for sealing.

sdsilverm3

What do you guys think about using black granite?

MARK CUMMINS

A good friend of mine did his garage floor and walls in Black Granite (The Squares) 12x12 Wow Does it look Sweet.......BUT
again Not user friendly..Oh and When it gets wet Whoooo Hoooo