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- Today we're making more progress on the shop and coating the concrete floors with GhostShield 4500 densifier and 8510 sealer, to prevent oils and other fluids from soaking into the concrete and ruining the nice floors! This stuff repels water, resists oil and other automotive fluids, and will make working in the shop much more enjoyable. Getting closer to being able to move into the shop and do more cool stuff! So much room for activities.
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Awesome, nice to see the floor being protected.
Great video. I have been dreaming of having a workshop just like yours and I was also thinking of how to protect the floor so this video was very informative so thanks
Surface densifiers are a great way to go. I've not tried on with the top coat like you used...I may consider it for my new garages. One thing I've learned over the years about surface densifiers is that extra care should be taken with spills and related things so the densifier has time to work. Time to work properly and fully can be a year or more.
Depending on full cost of getting the city to run power to the shop, you could consider solar. Depending on what you are wanting to power you could probably do it for 5-8k without any digging. It may still be cheaper getting the trench though depending on exact cost.
A lot of effort but I feel like you won’t regret the floor process!
RM Garage, This is perfect! I subscribed right away!
I 2nd the motion to make the shop off grid. between the trenching and the wire running it might be a better move to put solar on the roof and an inverter and batteries inside.....depending your cost per kilowatt you could recoup any additional upfront money in a year or two AND you'll have a place that is unaffected by grid outages.
Wow, id say that was worth the money and effort!
I think so!
is that product suitable for outside use? Will it tolerate the suns UV exposure?
Thanks for the video. Two questions: 1. How long did you wait between applications with 8510, and 2nd did you rolled after each application? Tanks
@@tarzan30809 the 8510 is wet on wet so once I was done with the 1st coat I waited about 15 mins and applied the second coat. I did roll it out.
Do you think it's possible to add a liquid or powdered dye into the mixture to get some color? And if so would you mix it in with the 4500 or 8510. Then also does the dye or stain need to be solvent or water based. Good video. Thx
@@peterbeertema6494 id probably ask ghostshield. No idea. I do wish it had a gloss finish or semi gloss.
@RM_Garage I just🎉 tore the carpet of 2500 sq ft heated building. I have a lot of sanding to do in order to get all the glue off the concrete. Thanks for the info. I'll give Ghostshield a call next week. I leaning towards the Eagle sealer but you had to go and give me another option didn't you lol Cheers
nice garage and nice work. my only question is how does it hold up to gasoline and diesel fuels?
I’m sorry you went with ghost shield. It’s a waste. Lives up to its name, less than a year later, like a ghost, the stuff was gone. Like I never applied it. At least it doesn’t leave a residual. I’m going with Eagle next.
I guess we'll see what happens. Hope not though!
@@RM_Garage I hope it works for you, maybe I got a bad batch or something. Maybe do a follow up video in a year.
What the heck is going on with the audio?
At the beginning? It’s wind