I'm still undecided on to coat or not on the floor.
It's poured. 4000 PSI, cut expansion joints this morning.
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I'm still undecided on to coat or not on the floor.
It's poured. 4000 PSI, cut expansion joints this morning.
Sometimes people trip and fall down stairs.
Sometimes assholes push people down stairs.
That doesn't mean "stairs are bad" nor does it make someone who pushes someone down the stairs any less of an asshole.
Nice, that looks huge!
"There are no finger prints under water."
coat it. you will thank yourself later. no stains, easy to clean up oil spills and other spills. Low maintenance.Originally Posted by gnihcraes
I'm still undecided on to coat or not on the floor.
It's poured. 4000 PSI, cut expansion joints this morning.
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It's gotta feel good to have the slab poured.I'm still undecided on to coat or not on the floor.
It's poured. 4000 PSI, cut expansion joints this morning.
Congrats.
I would still suggest coating it. Having shops with both uncoated and coated floors, the coated floor wins hands down. It's easier to clean, it makes the shop brighter (being semi-reflective/shiny), etc...
Yeah, wife has talked me into coating it, now just have to decide which product.
Yes, nice to see the slab, should see some walls in the next few days. Wood is here, need to order trusses that Should happen tomorrow.
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Sometimes people trip and fall down stairs.
Sometimes assholes push people down stairs.
That doesn't mean "stairs are bad" nor does it make someone who pushes someone down the stairs any less of an asshole.
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