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Old 06-14-2010, 09:28 PM
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Phil,

I am in the same boat, nearly finished painting the inside ( well not me but someone ).

I had a look at Leeroys floor a few weeks ago and it looked fantastic.

I am going to purchase some of the paint today and start masking up.

Leeroy should do an Aussie Mike and give us some pic's and tips on his job.....
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I know he used a 2 part apoxy and it cost about $1k in paint to do a LARGE garage ( 7 meters by 12 meters ) i reckon.


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Old 06-14-2010, 09:46 PM
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That works out at about $12.00 per square meter.

The quote I had was $23.00 per square meter and that included grinding and 2 coats of epoxy. The floor is 280 square meters so every dollar I can save would be great.

Do you need to grind the surface first?

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If you're interested. I can get a deal with snap together tiles from Swisstrax.
Sweep, then lay down your floor.

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Zedn, have you used that product? If so, did you go for the deluxe kit with the clear coat? Happy with the results?
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Lucky Phil,

I purchased the paint today and the guy was really helpfull with the application tips. He said he does it on the side ( applying the paint ) and gave me some great tips.

1. use hydrochloric acid 4 to 1

2. This is to roughen up the surface and allow the paint to penetrate

3. The first coat should have 10-20% thinners so it will soak into the crete

4. The second coat should be done with a smooth brush/roller to get the smooth finish.

5. The paint once mixed has about a 90 minute cure time, so dont do too much at a time.


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Zedn, have you used that product? If so, did you go for the deluxe kit with the clear coat? Happy with the results?
No, i havnt used it. I was planning to do the floor in the my current place, but moved all my crap in before getting a chance. Plus the drainage is really bad here an my garage floods when it rains

If its as good as their other stuff then it should work well.
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