oh good, so glad to hear brother! Remember to let it sweat for 20 or 30 minutes or so in the bucket that will get most of the bubbles out and make it easier to use👍💪 Good luck and let me know if you have any questions. You will knock it out of the park 💪🤝
Haha me too. I last minute realized I had to make a tape line in the morning and wasn't looking forward to just figuring it out. Thanks Paint boss for showing that step.
🤣😂🤣😂 Kind of like high school right! 😅 Yes, having that razor sharp line makes it look oh so good! Definitely more professional touch. Thanks so much for the comment 🙏😁💪🤝
I've always wondered how to achieve that laser sharp line at the garage. Too many times I've seen the epoxy "racing stripe" on the outside of the garage. Excellent work to you and your pals, thanks for sharing.
Hey, thank you so much John👊💪🤝 we really appreciate it! Yes, I agree...I don't know why, but I always thought it looks so cheesy having a racing stripe coming outside of the garage door! Glad to know I'm not alone on that! Never liked how that looks! Thanks so much for the comment and I'm glad you liked the razor sharp line! It really does make such a difference and the clients always love that sharp line! thanks again!
Thank you. What kind of tape did you use for the door line? Also... what tape did you use for the "baseboard"? It looks like all the tape will pull clean? I thought it would pull up the epoxy?
Great video man. Just recently got myself into this business as well. If you don't mind I have a few questions. How late in the season do you epoxy? And what kind of foam rollers do you use? I tried thin and thick, but seem to lean on thin wool. Would love a more in depth conversation, video is very helpful 👌
Thank for this useful video. 1- What is the brand of the tape? 2- Do you keep the garage door open the whole night? So the garage door doesn’t touch the epoxy? How do you do that? Thank you
Hi, what kind of tape do you use? The epoxy always runs a little through my tape line. I have never been able to get a clean line. I’ve tried painters and duct. Thanks!
Hello there! So once we put the base coat down I throw the flakes up in the air and broadcast them, once I have thrown the flake up...and I emphasize up! Then I take metal spike cleats, and very carefully walk around the edges and make sure we flake evenly on the entire square. They are valled cleats or epoxy spikes...kind of cool, like walking on 20 nails, so we don't damage or leave marks on the floor! I'll try to put up a pick if I can figure out how. Thanks so much for the comment 👍🙏
Couple things.. 1. what products do you use? 2. Putting down product and flake in sections how do you not get flake on concrete not epoxied? Or epoxy on flake that’s already been thrown?
Hello Michael, good questions. So I like using armorseal 1000 from sherwin Williams and also from versatile building products. We do it in sections and try to leave the saw cuts as our cut lines, but a little trick we use is to always have a cordless blower so we blow off all of the excess before starting the next square💪🤝 When we have a seem or sections that don't get epoxied we simply use gorilla tape or duct tape. thanks for the comment and let me know if you have anymore questions
That's what needs to be done to act as an anchor for the epoxy to settle in as opposed to the lip of epoxy that could peel or flake off.... What I do is get a flat piece of wood and use the angle grinder along the wood as a guide
When you pull tape right after you apply the clear coat, any loose flake, broke off pieces of cured epoxy or any debris that is on the tape when you pull it, you risk that stuff landing on your fresh clear coat that is still sticky and wet.
sorry for the delay...its been crazy lately. So usually on a floor like this I will go through 2 or 3 50 pound boxes. so on this I think I was about 120lbs. Thanks for the comment
I know it may look so on video to some, but I assure you we really take our prep seriously. We diamond grind by hand and walk behind, but most of the floors we are doing are new and very porous. I can't remember this floor exactly, but it may have been done with acid etch instead if diamond grind. About a year and a half ago we switched from acid etch to diamond grind, but thankfully we have yet to had have a floor fail out here and our first couple were about 14 years ago. Thanks for your comment and we are always trying to get better and that all starts with prep👊🤝💪🙏
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Man thanks so much for this. I am having pre-roll epoxy rolling anxiety and hopped on TH-cam for some tips just before mixing it. Glad I did.
oh good, so glad to hear brother! Remember to let it sweat for 20 or 30 minutes or so in the bucket that will get most of the bubbles out and make it easier to use👍💪 Good luck and let me know if you have any questions. You will knock it out of the park 💪🤝
Haha me too. I last minute realized I had to make a tape line in the morning and wasn't looking forward to just figuring it out. Thanks Paint boss for showing that step.
Yes! Completely agree; I think it looks so out of place when the epoxy is seen from the driveway. Looks great! Thanks for the tips!... just the tips.
🤣😂🤣😂 Kind of like high school right! 😅 Yes, having that razor sharp line makes it look oh so good! Definitely more professional touch. Thanks so much for the comment 🙏😁💪🤝
I've always wondered how to achieve that laser sharp line at the garage. Too many times I've seen the epoxy "racing stripe" on the outside of the garage. Excellent work to you and your pals, thanks for sharing.
Hey, thank you so much John👊💪🤝 we really appreciate it! Yes, I agree...I don't know why, but I always thought it looks so cheesy having a racing stripe coming outside of the garage door! Glad to know I'm not alone on that! Never liked how that looks! Thanks so much for the comment and I'm glad you liked the razor sharp line! It really does make such a difference and the clients always love that sharp line! thanks again!
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Thank you. What kind of tape did you use for the door line? Also... what tape did you use for the "baseboard"? It looks like all the tape will pull clean? I thought it would pull up the epoxy?
Looks amazing. How often do you fill the saw cuts vs keeping them in? What determines it? Just preference
lovely finish and razor edges, thanks
Thank you so much Michael 👍We really appreciate the feedback! Thanks again 💪🙏👊🤝
Great video man. Just recently got myself into this business as well. If you don't mind I have a few questions. How late in the season do you epoxy? And what kind of foam rollers do you use? I tried thin and thick, but seem to lean on thin wool. Would love a more in depth conversation, video is very helpful 👌
I noticed the floor doesn't look like it was diamond ground, was there a reason? Or you did something else to prep the surface?
Looks great.Thanks for sharing
Thank for this useful video.
1- What is the brand of the tape?
2- Do you keep the garage door open the whole night? So the garage door doesn’t touch the epoxy? How do you do that?
Thank you
Hi, what kind of tape do you use? The epoxy always runs a little through my tape line. I have never been able to get a clean line. I’ve tried painters and duct. Thanks!
Can you show how you get the tape/paper under the base-board?
Wow! Fabulous. I want it dobe.
Thank you so very much 😊🙏 Definitely makes any normal garage elevate to the next level! Thanks for the comment 🙏👍
How many gallons did you use of paint and how many of clear?
How are you able to reach to put the flakes after the base coat is down? And what products did you use? Great video!
Hello there! So once we put the base coat down I throw the flakes up in the air and broadcast them, once I have thrown the flake up...and I emphasize up! Then I take metal spike cleats, and very carefully walk around the edges and make sure we flake evenly on the entire square. They are valled cleats or epoxy spikes...kind of cool, like walking on 20 nails, so we don't damage or leave marks on the floor! I'll try to put up a pick if I can figure out how. Thanks so much for the comment 👍🙏
Couple things.. 1. what products do you use? 2. Putting down product and flake in sections how do you not get flake on concrete not epoxied? Or epoxy on flake that’s already been thrown?
Hello Michael, good questions. So I like using armorseal 1000 from sherwin Williams and also from versatile building products. We do it in sections and try to leave the saw cuts as our cut lines, but a little trick we use is to always have a cordless blower so we blow off all of the excess before starting the next square💪🤝 When we have a seem or sections that don't get epoxied we simply use gorilla tape or duct tape. thanks for the comment and let me know if you have anymore questions
How do you grind a perfectly straight line where the edge of the epoxy stops underneath the garage door?
That's what needs to be done to act as an anchor for the epoxy to settle in as opposed to the lip of epoxy that could peel or flake off.... What I do is get a flat piece of wood and use the angle grinder along the wood as a guide
When you pull tape right after you apply the clear coat, any loose flake, broke off pieces of cured epoxy or any debris that is on the tape when you pull it, you risk that stuff landing on your fresh clear coat that is still sticky and wet.
how many lbs of flakes is that?
sorry for the delay...its been crazy lately. So usually on a floor like this I will go through 2 or 3 50 pound boxes. so on this I think I was about 120lbs. Thanks for the comment
Why don't you pour directly on the floor instead of using the deep-tray?
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that floor looks completely unprepped...
I know it may look so on video to some, but I assure you we really take our prep seriously. We diamond grind by hand and walk behind, but most of the floors we are doing are new and very porous. I can't remember this floor exactly, but it may have been done with acid etch instead if diamond grind. About a year and a half ago we switched from acid etch to diamond grind, but thankfully we have yet to had have a floor fail out here and our first couple were about 14 years ago. Thanks for your comment and we are always trying to get better and that all starts with prep👊🤝💪🙏
Hi Paint boss. When you say diamond grind by hand are you using 7” hand grinders with cup wheels? If so what’s your go to wheel?