Goose17
10-23-2016, 02:35 PM
I contacted a local epoxy contractor and gave him a challenge... I told him I wanted an epoxy floor that would look like WATER! We brainstormed a bit and he did some research and came up with a plan... He used a floor grinder to grind the new slab. This helps with adhesion. Next was filling blemishes and cracks followed by a jet-black primer. The primer was sanded once cured and then the artist came alive in Paul (my contractor)... He used blue metallic epoxy and a little bit of silver metallic that he created random patterns in by using a squeegee, a roller and a leaf blower. This was allowed to cure for many days followed by another round of sanding and then a clear polyurethane top coat.
I got home yesterday and got the cars back in the garage... I filmed this video with my iPad using iMovie today:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML7q0GV5LBQ
If anyone in the DFW area needs a good epoxy floor guy at a reasonable price, contact Paul at:
Paul?s Custom Floors ? Flooring Company, Custom Floors | Fort Worth, TX (http://paulscustomfloors.net/)
I set up my GoPro on time lapse when the guys were doing the color base-coat:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cC1R-wYFfjQ
I got home yesterday and got the cars back in the garage... I filmed this video with my iPad using iMovie today:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML7q0GV5LBQ
If anyone in the DFW area needs a good epoxy floor guy at a reasonable price, contact Paul at:
Paul?s Custom Floors ? Flooring Company, Custom Floors | Fort Worth, TX (http://paulscustomfloors.net/)
I set up my GoPro on time lapse when the guys were doing the color base-coat:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cC1R-wYFfjQ