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https://www.performancetrends.com/ez_flow_system.htm

I used a product called Rock Solid Floors. It's not an epoxy like the other stuff out there. Prep is pretty much the same and as is with anything, probably the most important step. I tell you, this stuff is durable. I haven't chipped it or scratched in the few years it's been down. My only...

Lisle Corporation I use this one. Just did some roller springs with it. 580# open like butter! I think you can pick it up under $100. I like to put a hose clamp around the retainer end once it's set as extra insurance that the jaws don't spread open while in use.

I used the system with the plastic push-in fittings and it was horrible! I got everything all cut, trimmed, layed out and first time I pressurized the system the "push-in" fittings started blowing out. Plus, even applying heat, I couldn't get the "curl" out of the hose from it being coiled up in...

All good advice given about fumes, oxygen depletion and flammables. Another thing to watch out for, while not harmful to you, is moisture. Those things will put a TON of moisture into the air in short order. Bare metal panels, machined surfaces and hell, even your tools will not take kindly to...

Here's some pics of my recently organized detached 2 car. I still need to run air lines from the new compressor though.

It's been a while, but here's some pics of the shop and the floor that is 57 years old and in horrendous shape. Despite the prep work it required and the fact that it looks like it was troweled with a garden rake, I think it looks pretty good!

I used Rock Solid Floors to do my garage. Despite the slab being 56 years old and looking like it was trowled with a garden rake, I think it looks pretty nice. It's only been down a few months, but I've been dragging a 900lb. mill and a 1200lb lathe around without any obvious damage. I'll get...