these 914s deserve a nicer floor, waiting for floor finishing options |
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these 914s deserve a nicer floor, waiting for floor finishing options |
dr914@autoatlanta.com |
Feb 6 2020, 11:20 AM
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Superhawk996 |
Feb 6 2020, 06:55 PM
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I work in garage facilities that are mostly epoxy. Epoxy Holds up fine but does need spot maintenance about every 4 years or so from large heavy objects that drop on it and chip it. Sealer still chips but isn’t as noticeable.
My personal garage floor was done 23 years ago with 2 part epoxy and still is decent but I’d love to redo it if it didn’t involve moving everything out 1st. No coating is going to hold up to a drop of 2700F drop of molten metal so I wouldn’t use that as a basis for decision. Clear sealer may show the burn less but it will be there. |
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