[fordracing65]

Originally Posted by SFSDFGT

I went with stamped, colored concrete for one area of garage space, to simulate wood plank flooring, and many people don't even realize that it isn't a real wood floor until I point it out to them. It is extremely durable, and very easy to clean up. For a lower level garage, I went with cut, stained and epoxied concrete. It turned out darker than planned, so dirt shows up more than I would like, and it scratches easily if a pebble gets dragged across the surface, but it is easy to clean. I polish out the scratches the same way as I do if it were a scratch on a car. For another garage area, I went with the old tried and true color-chip/epoxy coating, and truthfully, I love everything about it except for the fact that it seems like that's what everybody else has, too, and I like to be a little different.

Do you remember the brand of color chip epoxy you used. I know some cost more than others.