re: Garage Floor Epoxy

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then a $200 kit lol.

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Clear topcoat

I think any DIY kit you do, if you don't put the above kit over it, is not gonna last.

You put the color flakes in the color coat and then put the grit in the clear, top coat.

By the time you buy both kits and the rollers and special pans ( you have to throw away all materials) and pay a helper ( you have a limited amt. of time to lay the epoxy down), you are looking at $5-700 to do a regular two-car garage.

Bro do you not Yeti?

Seeing your garage makes me sad and I feel like less of a man. I have kid shite everywhere, a boat, jeep, ZTR, 2 generators...it looks like a bomb blew up.

Buddy bought a house in a gated community north of Dallas a couple of years ago. Company had him up there two weeks before the moving truck delivered. He decided to do the garage floor in the interim. He was out there putting the finish down when one of the neighbors walked over and asked him "how much to do mine?" Figuring he was hired. As Charlie relates it, "I was the first black dude in an all white subdivision so it was a reasonable assumption." He told the neighbor $2k and neighbor said that was too high and left. Charlie finishes the story with telling me that the look on the guys face when he came over to welcome the new neighbors as the moving truck unloaded was priceless.

I chuckle about this story every time i see a painted garage floor.

A brotha with a killer sense of humor....I could have fun with that.

CAD's garage looks like some fricking anal retard rapist garage.

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I put it down heavy though.

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twss

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CAD's garage looks like some fricking anal retard rapist garage.

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I told you I was sorry for sleeping with your wife.

We used a company called "Premier Garage" We did our three-car garage (plus cabinets, etc), my Mom's garage (floor only), and my mother-in-law's garage (floor only). You pay a bit more, but probably well worth it.

Premier Garage

Egg, if you use that kit, put the clear over it.