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| Davo J:
Hi John, Good to see someone to go through with it, instead of just talking about it. :headbang: :beer: It came out good and it looks like the guys that made where impressed with their work as well with taking pictures. With the paint, I remember years ago mum buying paving paint for the laundry concrete floor, it looked great at first, but soon wore off after a bit of traffic. Ever year or so she would re coat it but it always ended up with a walk trail. This was the top brands like Dulux, Berger etc paints, so it wasn't just cheap stuff. This 2 pack gear the US guys talk about sounds like it works good and last, you can even have speckle in it. :lol: Dave |
| John Hill:
Hi Dave, I am still undecided about painting the top, I know it cannot last forever. Maybe I can find some nice vinyl floor tiles and stick those on? :scratch: |
| BK:
That's different!! would a pallet jack with a couple of pallets on it be the go to place it in the shed?? |
| Stilldrillin:
By 'ek John! :bugeye: That's not going to move much, once it's settled in....... :thumbup: As Davo says, it's great to see a good result, from an initial idea. :clap: :clap: David D |
| PekkaNF:
Looks very good and you have a PLAN to get everything organized. I'm pretty sure you have paint figured out the same level of professionalism and pride. Now when it is very good and nice, I would dwell a little deeper than only trusting interweb when it comes to primer and paintting it. I have seen what oil and coolants do to concrete, even painted ones. I have been on sites that put a sealer/primer and then two pack paint to concrete floor and if that can take forklifts, maintenance work, oil and all checmicals of any mill, it might just do on a work bench. The stink it during curing is horrendious. Pekka |
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