Check it out and let me know what you think.
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Nice! I tried acid etching 4 times and couldn’t get the sealer off the concrete. Had to rent a diamond grinder.Similar. I’ve painted my garage, and taken all the rust and oil out of the concrete. Etched with phosphoric acid. Starting to look good!
Thanks. Nothing wrong with that, I’ll get a wild hair up my @$$ and decide I’m going to do something. And I’ll do it until I get it right or my wife gets mad and I have to hire a pro lol.Wow that looks awesome. I’ll probably go the cheating route and buy those fake tile or fake wood that snaps together for the garbage.
Existing sealer is a pain to deal with. But with a grinder, at least you know it will adhere properly!Nice! I tried acid etching 4 times and couldn’t get the sealer off the concrete. Had to rent a diamond grinder.
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It’s all in preparation. You either clean it and hit it with various chemicals. Or you say effitol and grind the top layer off.Wow!! Spectacular! I’m suffering from a bad case of garage envy... always wanted one like that but didn’t know how ’zackly to do it. Thx for posting
Thanks, I’m in the process of editing an install video. I’ll post a link once it’s done.Wow!! Spectacular! I’m suffering from a bad case of garage envy... always wanted one like that but didn’t know how ’zackly to do it. Thx for posting
Nice work. The diamond grinder is definitely the way to go. 2-3 days of prep with acide was done in 4 hours.Existing sealer is a pain to deal with. But with a grinder, at least you know it will adhere properly!
Paint job, and chemical rust/oil removal:
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I pressure washed, then scrubbed did this process 3 times. Acid etched 4 times and still couldn’t get the sealer off. Rented a diamond grinder and it was done in 4 hours. Rinsed the floor 3 times, let it dry blew out and existing dust and started priming.It’s all in preparation. You either clean it and hit it with various chemicals. Or you say effitol and grind the top layer off.
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Yeah, the acid needs to react with concrete. With sealer you have no choice,:since the whole point of sealer was to seal it against that in the first place.I pressure washed, then scrubbed did this process 3 times. Acid etched 4 times and still couldn’t get the sealer off. Rented a diamond grinder and it was done in 4 hours. Rinsed the floor 3 times, let it dry blew out and existing dust and started priming.
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