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| oba-corsa |
posted on 15th Jun 12 at 19:53 |
epoxy resin garage floor system | |
| dava. |
posted on 15th Jun 12 at 19:41 |
quote: yeah roller will be fine, brush to cut in the edges or to take so far up the wall, :thumbs: | |
| Ant B |
posted on 15th Jun 12 at 12:57 |
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| Mertin |
posted on 15th Jun 12 at 04:19 |
quote: Car will only really be in the garage when Im offshore so could alway put something down then to cover it. day to day I couldn't be bothered putting the car in the garage and taking it out on a daily basis. Cheers for the replies, thats the next task I think :) Oh, application? Roller? | |
| neoquip |
posted on 14th Jun 12 at 18:28 |
quote: +1 TreadSafe is the only stuff that stays on. http://www.anglobuild.co.uk/download/Treadsafe.pdf you need a new floor.. thats not been power floated. for best results. we did it on a three car garage, not the easiest to put down with the granules, but is non slip. the guys Bentley caught fire and damaged the whole garage.. and part of the house. The floor didn't even bubble up. I go go normal oil base floor paint... Dulux's Gliddens own brand is fine. just make sure the floor is dry and clean. If you park your car in the same stop all the time it will lift the floor paint, as the floor paint has a reaction with the tyres that pulls it up. Either put a square carpet time down where your wheels are.. or keep touching it up. | |
| andy_mk3 |
posted on 14th Jun 12 at 18:27 |
I want to go the floor in my brick shed as it's not easy wiping oil etc off concrete and it's dusty. I would nick some from work but they have dark red and I'd want grey tbh. | |
| dava. |
posted on 14th Jun 12 at 17:21 |
quote: used this on my mates busy workshop,bodyshop and dyno cell, aswell as on a few mates garages at there house ideal for what it is, floor paint is floor paint, jobs only gona stand up to as good as you make it, good few coats with that and you should be all good :thumbs: | |
| Rich H |
posted on 14th Jun 12 at 17:16 |
quote: Depends. If you plan to park a car in the garage, no. Polyurethane based paints lift with damp / hot tyres. You need epoxy based floor paints for this use. It's not cheap for decent floor paint to park cars on that's fo' sho! | |
| random dav |
posted on 14th Jun 12 at 11:35 |
Always used this stuff | |
| chrisritch |
posted on 14th Jun 12 at 10:01 |
You want to use some form of polyurethane paint from what i gather | |
| Ben G |
posted on 14th Jun 12 at 09:58 |
Got mine from screwfix. Colour is frigate grey. Pics somewhere in house day. | |
| ed |
posted on 14th Jun 12 at 07:17 |
I bought mine from a Dulux decorator center. It was their own brand stuff, but it wasn't made by Dulux - that makes no sense but the guy said it was the stuff they used in their warehouses and it came out really nicely. | |
| Toby |
posted on 14th Jun 12 at 05:36 |
International do good garage floor paints but a 2 part epoxy is they way forward. Just had one of our warehouses painted with this stuff, think they used dulex | |
| C2RL R |
posted on 14th Jun 12 at 05:20 |
Just had a look at where we got ours from, it was made by Rustoleum and was £23 for 5ltrs. They do a 2 part epoxy version too but that was too much fucking about. | |
| C2RL R |
posted on 14th Jun 12 at 05:14 |
Stay away from the anti slip stuff that has a grain in it. It's a twat to sweep the floors afterwards. Floor paint is floor paint though so your only real consideration is colour. We just did our workshop in red and it looks good although I prefer grey. | |
| Mertin |
posted on 14th Jun 12 at 02:17 |
Wanting to paint my garage floor soon while the garage is still pretty empty :lol: |