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We used PVC Interlocking Tiles (Locktile). I recommend using the black color where the tires roll as the lighter stuff will get tire marks over time. The floor you are looking at gets mopped every two weeks and is 11 years old.
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Wow. You people have the cleanest garages I have ever seen! Congrats
Wow. You people have the cleanest garages I have ever seen! Congrats
Thanks for normalizing this for me
@pdxgibby, Your car looks awesome. I also think the flooring in your garage looks great. This looks like something you just put over the concrete. Can I ask you what the product name is. Was going to use epoxy but it was a hassle. ThanksOne more for good measure now that the windows were tinted. Maxpro Ceramic IR 20. We left the panoramic roof alone and I think it's perfect. We are still trying to decide if we want something on the back. I think it looks fantastic just as it is.
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@pdxgibby, Your car looks awesome. I also think the flooring in your garage looks great. This looks like something you just put over the concrete. Can I ask you what the product name is. Was going to use epoxy but it was a hassle. Thanks
Thanks! I was considering epoxy as well, but ended up going this route since I had heard nightmares about epoxy not curing properly and the heat form the wheels reactivating the adhesive and pulling it up. Anyway, I went with RaceDeck flooring (Garage Flooring and shop flooring - RaceDeck Garage Floors) but there are some other similar products out there as well. I've attached a few more pictures.
I applied epoxy coating (purchased at Home Depot) myself on my garage floor 7 years ago. It is still perfect with no effect from hot tires. The key is cleanliness! Vacuum the floor thoroughly. Pressure wash with high power stream. Vacuum again. Be sure floor is completely dry. Apply epoxy. Let it cure as directed on the label (as I recall it was a couple of days).Thanks! I was considering epoxy as well, but ended up going this route since I had heard nightmares about epoxy not curing properly and the heat form the wheels reactivating the adhesive and pulling it up.
I applied epoxy coating (purchased at Home Depot) myself on my garage floor 7 years ago. It is still perfect with no effect from hot tires. The key is cleanliness! Vacuum the floor thoroughly. Pressure wash with high power stream. Vacuum again. Be sure floor is completely dry. Apply epoxy. Let it cure as directed on the label (as I recall it was a couple of days).