Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Painted garage floor
The paint (?) is coming off in some areas....can we just paint over the garage floor?
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They toss down those scattered chips that you see and coat it with a poly urethane clear sealer. People often damage the floor with acid from electric golf carts. It is unlikely you could paint part of it, match the chips and the now aged sealer. I would call a pro. Aside, epoxy works best at around 70 degrees. It is a bit hot to do it now. |
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To repaint, or not to repaint, that is the question
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How to Recoat New Epoxy Over an Old Garage Floor Coating | All Garage Floors I haven't decided if I want to risk light sanding and re-coating. Was thinking about doing a test in an inconspicuous area and see how it works out. Let me know what you decide to do, and how it works out. |
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A few drops of water on various spots of the floor can test if the sealer has been removed. If the concrete turns dark and immediately absorbs the water, then the concrete is profiled correctly. If it sits there without absorbing right away, the pores are not exposed and the epoxy will not bond well. |
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You have another possible option, there are a few companies that make tile systems for garages. These are usually interlocking squares that laydown on the floor. The higher quality system easily stand up to all the normal garage experiences, oil, gasoline, acid, cars, etc. Also, this can be a DIY project and you would not need to completely empty the garage, just move stuff around as you work. Some time ago there were a few threads on these systems with lots of info.
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