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Before & After
tlhamilton

Before and After floor for a Boat House/Garage

Tailored Living feat. Premier Garage of Hamilton
9 years ago


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  • PRO
    Kemora Landscapes
    9 years ago

    Looks great. Such a clean finish!

    Comments (11)

    • User
      9 years ago

      Epoxy? What type?


    • PRO
      Tailored Living feat. Premier Garage of Hamilton
      Original Author
      9 years ago

      We used a moisture primer and then an Epoxy base with Polyaspartic top coat. The manufacturer is Sika.

    • PRO
      Ibraheems Rugs and Furnishings Boutique
      9 years ago

      love it!

      Tailored Living feat. Premier Garage of Hamilton thanked Ibraheems Rugs and Furnishings Boutique
    • jeff1185
      9 years ago

      Nicely done!


      Tailored Living feat. Premier Garage of Hamilton thanked jeff1185
    • Joel Marshall
      9 years ago
      is there any tangeable texture to the surface?
    • PRO
      Tailored Living feat. Premier Garage of Hamilton
      Original Author
      9 years ago

      Yes, the 1/4" flake blend adds enough surface texture to make the surface slip resistant.

    • janeway30
      9 years ago
      Amazing!
      Tailored Living feat. Premier Garage of Hamilton thanked janeway30
    • summery
      9 years ago
      How resistant is it to ice, salt, and other Ontario winter detritus?
    • PRO
      Tailored Living feat. Premier Garage of Hamilton
      Original Author
      9 years ago

      They are safe against ice, salt and sand as long as the installer puts it on thick enough and preps the surface correctly. I purposely try to destroy mine and do not clean at all for the entire winter. I do not even need to power wash, just use the hose and all of the debris is washed away.

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