100% its all about the prep, I used an air blower to shift as much dust as possible and exactly what I did, rolled on as even as possible
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100% its all about the prep, I used an air blower to shift as much dust as possible and exactly what I did, rolled on as even as possible
I’ve done this on my garage floor with much less flakes
It is so much easier to keep than a floor with just paint
https://youtu.be/L9pO14JR-A8
I’ll try to post a pic for ya
Best I have at the minute
Thats perfect, I'm definitely going to do this and I'll give a go at it myself. I'm hoping my garage renovation will start in a month or so. I'll be pouring a new floor so will try get it a smooth as possible before I start. How does it hold up against the likes of fluid spills, oil, brake fluid etc.? I'll have about 40m2 or so and am planning on squeezing in a two post lift so I can tip away on things myself.
I would highly Recommend power floating the concrete floor
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Definitely will be power floated, I'm assuming the acid etch will be enough then to get a good bond? I've seen videos with guys grinding/sanding floated floors to give a rough surface for adhesion.Quote:
Originally Posted by ecooney
From what I've learned the acid etch should be enough. Some people put a primer down after that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketron
I think I'll also do mine myself.
Still waiting for the roof to go on and windows to be delivered and currently ordering the roller door.