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@@sudsupcarpetcleaning thanks for your comment 😀❤️

Thanks for your comment 😅

@ProTechEpoxyFloors wc😃

@@winniekepler you could call a local reputable epoxy floor service company in your area.

@@crystalcoleman8668 thanks for your comment. With the proper prep, no issues.

@@davidgoltsch5689 thanks for your comment. The tile was checked for hollows and good adhesion. Removing the tile would have added too much additional cost.

Hi Brandon, thanks for your comment. Yes, definitely you can do your pool deck. Give us a call at 727-916-2314. We also have a few videos here of pool decks we have done. Thanks

I didn’t know that until your comment. I was riding with a small group and they were familiar with the location. My first time ever at Ocala. Was my last time too, it is too rutted out from side by sides…I was riding a ATV. Thanks for your comment 😀

Thanks for your comment!😀

Thanks for your comment, great question. Sand absolutely compresses. You drive on it every day. But in this application it would still allow the slab to move. But bottom line this is Florida so there are no freeze-thaw cycles. The best description of these joints is “control joints”. I just bring my northern nomenclature to Flordia. There is not much you can do to prevent the slab cracking. This just contributes to the aesthetics of the floor and makes it easier to maintain.

If I remember correctly, $4,800.00. Thanks for your comment.

@@ProTechEpoxyFloors thank’s for getting back to me.

A lot of stretching lol. You grind as close as possible, then we have a detail tool with a carbide rasp for the rest. Because there is no traffic in the area behind the fixtures you only need a light on scratch on the floor.

@@ProTechEpoxyFloors Thanks for the info! Do you just tape up around the heater and use chip brushes to apply the actual epoxy/top coat?

@@TheCaseybfl yes, tape well. Then get epoxy and chips UNDER the fixture. It will appear to be sitting on the floor. Again you should use your carbide rasp in this area as well.

Thank you for your great comment.

Thanks for your great comment!

Thanks for your comment. Technically it would be a control joint. This is Florida so there is no freeze thaw cycle. I’m from a different region so my vernacular is “expansion”.

This was in response to people buying 4-3/4 full containers thinking it “a case” of product. When in reality they are only buying 3 containers. .75 x 4=3.

Depends on what the project is. Other than garages we do not have standard pricing

It’s an epoxy compound

@@ProTechEpoxyFloors Do you have manufacturer info, I'm lookin for a product to seal between floor and ply wood wall, then install a Polyaspartics flake 6 inch base ty

Hey James, we usually mix our own compound on site. But you can buy a 2 part kit, Surface Lab Epoxy Quick Patch. It is a pre thicken and you just mix 1-1. Thanks for your comment

Yes, FB-411

Actually this was all CGI. Steven Spielberg and Pixar.

Hey Mike thanks for the comment. This isn’t an instruction video but an information video for customers.

Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for your comment 😀

Thanks for your comment. This is not an instructional video but an informational for customers.

Vinyl.

@@ProTechEpoxyFloors can we make DIY?

Thanks! It’s appreciated.

Thanks John, was a pleasure working with you guys!

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Definitely not. Recovery on the bonzer is awesome and there was a dry pass as well.

The floor is ground again after repairs are made.

It's staged. They sprinkle black powder to make it look dirty......I know because my friend is a carpet cleaner and this is method they use to lure you in

Looks like soot, it comes up a bit on the dry up pass.

We put down about 2 1/2 times the amount that actually stick to the epoxy. The excess is scraped and collected. This job was about 650 square feet. So about 80 lbs final but we applied 160-180lbs before scraping and collecting. This ensures complete and even coverage

You sir are a Rockstar and I envy you greatly

Thank you for your comment

Have you recently crossed paths with Paul from Odessa?

No I recently relocated to Daytona Beach

Congrats on starting your company. I'm down in South Florida Miami. Whenever you need help or preperation let me know.

That’s a bonzer I believe

Not a bad tool 😉

Yes. This is the factory setup. I did a dry stroke after extraction