Really great job prepping the floor before the epoxy. You did a way better job at this than we did. Even so ours lasted for years and years before starting to fail in spots. Yours should last well beyond that. Also,.Congrats!
@@debrascott8775 thanks so much!! I just knew how angry I would be at myself if I didn’t prep this good. But I’m also glad to hear yours lasted a lot of years!! It’s a really great product I’ve been reading Thankyou!! We are so happy she’s here ❤️❤️❤️
I love watching all of your projects, you're amazing! Im in the process of convincing my husband to do cement steps into our yard. Congratulations on your new addition!!
Thanks so much!! I’m glad to inspire you 💪🏽 I love hearing it. you can definitely do it. Best part is you just do one at a time. It allows for you to correct any errors as you go
Fill the control joints with silicone sealant, if they're deep use a foam backer rod and squeeze it into the joint about 1/2" from the surface before sealing so you're not spending a fortune on silicone. Don't use products that shrink or aren't flexible e.g. grout, epoxy, polyurethane etc.... Those control joints will move a tiny amount on a daily basis i.e. open/close and grout etc.. won't be able to handle the movement.
@@Deano.1978 Thankyou so much! That’s a great tip. I haven’t filled them yet but I plan to. I didn’t know control joints move daily I thought it was just to hope it cracks there if it settles enough. Learn something new everyday!
Acid etch is good but NOT used alone as a prep. You MUST concrete grind the floor. Step 2: Concrete Grind the floor. Step 3: Concrete Grind the floor. Step 4: Concrete Grind the floor. THEN?, Apply the primer, apply the epoxy & chips, &!then the clear-coat. Did I mention that you should Concrete Grind the floor?. Please, Concrete Grind the floor. Don’t forget: Concrete Grind the floor. Pro-Tip: Concrete Grind the floor.
Lol you skip the most important prep- grinding the floor, etching is not good at all and please use PPE for yourself/ baby- those chemicals are no joke for babies 😁✌️
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CONGRATULATIONS on the successful birth of your baby!!! Best part of the entire video, hands down... But yes, also thanks for showing us how to epoxy
@@olamideDIY Thankyou!!! she is just a little angel 🥹❤️❤️
Really great job prepping the floor before the epoxy. You did a way better job at this than we did. Even so ours lasted for years and years before starting to fail in spots. Yours should last well beyond that. Also,.Congrats!
@@debrascott8775 thanks so much!! I just knew how angry I would be at myself if I didn’t prep this good. But I’m also glad to hear yours lasted a lot of years!! It’s a really great product I’ve been reading
Thankyou!! We are so happy she’s here ❤️❤️❤️
I love watching all of your projects, you're amazing! Im in the process of convincing my husband to do cement steps into our yard. Congratulations on your new addition!!
Thanks so much!! I’m glad to inspire you 💪🏽 I love hearing it.
you can definitely do it. Best part is you just do one at a time. It allows for you to correct any errors as you go
Congrats on the baby! love watching your work. Amazing 🎉
Thank you so much!! She is such a little sweetie
Fill the control joints with silicone sealant, if they're deep use a foam backer rod and squeeze it into the joint about 1/2" from the surface before sealing so you're not spending a fortune on silicone.
Don't use products that shrink or aren't flexible e.g. grout, epoxy, polyurethane etc....
Those control joints will move a tiny amount on a daily basis i.e. open/close and grout etc.. won't be able to handle the movement.
@@Deano.1978 Thankyou so much! That’s a great tip. I haven’t filled them yet but I plan to.
I didn’t know control joints move daily I thought it was just to hope it cracks there if it settles enough.
Learn something new everyday!
Can i ask waht color is it? Thank you
It’s the dark grey option. There have a light and a dark
I see the Kent bucket you on the east coast of canada?
I sure am!!! East Coast for life
Are you Canadian?
@@dcwoodworks Nice! I am Canadian.Spend alot of time in Cape Breton !
@@mikehunter4731 amazing! Cape Breton is absolutely beautiful, I’ve been there many times. I’m just a few hours away from
@@dcwoodworks sweet m actually heading to cabot trail to update some cottages on the water in a few days!! Gonna make the move soon!!
Acid etch is good but NOT used alone as a prep.
You MUST concrete grind the floor.
Step 2: Concrete Grind the floor.
Step 3: Concrete Grind the floor.
Step 4: Concrete Grind the floor.
THEN?, Apply the primer, apply the epoxy & chips, &!then the clear-coat.
Did I mention that you should Concrete Grind the floor?.
Please, Concrete Grind the floor.
Don’t forget: Concrete Grind the floor.
Pro-Tip: Concrete Grind the floor.
so… don’t grind the floor right??
Well done you can go long away
@@ChshalatCh thanks! It really elevates the space!
Lol you skip the most important prep- grinding the floor, etching is not good at all and please use PPE for yourself/ baby- those chemicals are no joke for babies 😁✌️
There is no odor. And all the garage doors on the property weren’t installed until the next day so it was essentially outside