I think it turned out alright, luckily it's my garage. In some areas I applied a thicker clear coat than in others, and it gives a wet and very shiny look, even when it's 100% dry.i also think we did not scrape the floor enough as my husband was worried about cutting into the basecoat. I imagine the solution is to apply more clear coat again to the entire floor? Please: Recommend a good quality squeegees & floor scraper the one I used is garbage.

Can someone give me some advice on best method of removing existing epoxy with a bonding over it so that I can replace it with a urethane. First two photos is what it looks like now and last two are what i want it to look like but all solid white gloss

Anybody got advice on how to get pad off easily on bar after using? They are hell to get off

That's the question, just seen this meme on Facebook and had to share it 😁 too funny, this was brought up a few times here in group already, but I don't think we can get tired of talking about it, can we ? My supplier swears by it of course 🤷🏻‍♂️ he goes, put that over tile without grinding and you are good to go 😬 I'm like, ok...but what I really want to test out is this primer as a bonding agent for vinyl stickers! I was told, that it does create some surface tension, so gotta make sure the sticker itself has good adhesion to surface , but apparently even poly overtop of it will stick. I can't wait to try it out! Who has tried it in here so far? What's your take on it? Let's hear some beautiful minds clash together

How to process a 100% oily floor to make epoxy