Approximately $1,400 with all necessary accoutrement.

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Oct 21, 2020
4:25:48pm

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Approximately $1,400 with all necessary accoutrement.

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gangbusters

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Joined: Nov 15, 2005
Last login: Apr 29, 2024
Total posts: 3,058 (6 FO)

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For anyone considering installing an epoxy floor in their garage

gangbusters

10/21/20 4:06pm

I have been thinking about doing this, this is super helpful.

Jeremy

10/21/20 4:08pm

Also, I noticed you didn't go up the cinderblock. I have seen pros do that.

Jeremy

10/21/20 4:09pm

Yes.

gangbusters

10/21/20 4:12pm

3 car, but small for a 3 car.

gangbusters

10/21/20 4:16pm

A professional should cost between $5-10/SF depending on the type of floor...

LEDSFW

10/21/20 4:16pm

Nice! very well done.

BYU Grounds

10/21/20 4:23pm

Approximately $1,400 with all necessary accoutrement.

gangbusters

10/21/20 4:25pm

Glad HCBW doesn’t read CB, or this would cost me. I did it with the Rustoleum stuff a decade or so ago and its junk

10/21/20 4:41pm

I'd be glad to help.

gangbusters

10/21/20 4:43pm

I've thought about doing it, but where I live (Puget Sound) we have large fir trees that shed boatloads of needles that

Zenoch

10/21/20 5:33pm

Wow! Impressive. Well done!

BleedCougarBlue2

10/21/20 7:12pm

Looks great! Im gonna do my shop floor at work soon

South_A

10/21/20 8:16pm

Use spartan. They’re a great company.

gangbusters

10/21/20 8:25pm

Perfect. Thank you!

tander123

2/8/23 6:11pm

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