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Concrete polishing/sealing

What's the best way to clean up the ol garage floor...I just tried some 16 grit on a sander/buffer and it didn't help much. I don't really want to tile or epoxy this....besides muratic acid what's next? If I ever get the garage floor clean ,what's a good sealer? The salt is eating my driveway too....

The acid etching is the best followed by epoxy coating. Make sure you do both right with the right processes in between so it will last. When it's done right, it's bulletproof!

Originally Posted by The Doctor

The acid etching is the best followed by epoxy coating. Make sure you do both right with the right processes in between so it will last. When it's done right, it's bulletproof!

Very nice garage.

Originally Posted by LHC30

Is it worth doing if the floor is 30 +/- years old with no vapor barrier underneath? Reason I ask is that during moderate/heavy rain, parts of my garage appear damp...not flowing or weeping, just damp...

Plastic doesn't last underground. It's good for awhile but not permanent

Originally Posted by 82daytona

you will need to use a floor machine with diamond pads p/m me if you need me to walk you through it

Thanks Eric....I'll be pm-ing ya. I have a floor machine but diamond pad.

Originally Posted by phebus

Those finishes look great for an area of the garage that is for storage purposes (cars, boat, crap), but if I can't weld, drill, cut, hammer, etc. on my garage floor I couldn't handle it.

This is kinda how I feel about my floor. I think I'm buying a old dually tonite...I can forsee some paint overspray comming.

Originally Posted by H20MOFO

This is kinda how I feel about my floor. I think I'm buying a old dually tonite...I can forsee some paint overspray comming.

Use West Systems.

Originally Posted by poncho

Very nice, whats the story on the boat?

Just another Biesemeyer Flat.



Story:

http://www.wannaberacing.net/wwannabe.html