The Epoxy kind, Emptied the garage and got the fridge on a dolly and covered it with a tarp to spend a few days outside. Quick summary of the work. I needed to remove my old epoxy floor coating I installed DIY in 2008. It had been damaged due to the Hurricane Sandy flooding and ensuing use as a construction site for home repairs. The floor was professionally ground, defects filled, repairs ground, slab vacuumed, 100% medium gray epoxy applied, chips and non slip additive sprinkled on the the color coat. The following day the company will return to top it with a clear 2 part marine grade Pollyurethane to uv stabilize it and add some gloss. Company showed up today at 8am to begin and job was completed at noon. Much faster than I imagined. Going to let the pictures do the talking on this On this one... Pics before /photo_zpsd8fdd54e.jpg.html][/URL] Damage around center pole Damage filled Completed Pole area Old patch not quite level. Patch after grinding Patch after Epoxy and Clear After grinding and clean up in process Ingredients Cutting in the edges Squeegee application of epoxy. Color coat complete Back rolling Adding flakes Video Finished (before Clear) 100% Completed Job after Clear and after 12 Hrs Cure Time As always, thanks for looking .................
I highly reccommend you do it. Looks 100% better. If you PM me in a few months I will confirm the durabuility.
