I checked with my friend the floor finisher. He generally uses Tennant
products.
As I said in my previous post, my floors were done with clear products so
came out looking like wet concrete. It looks great. On a different floor of
mine he used an epoxy leveller to fill in some pock marks and take care of a
slope. It was quite watery in texture so easily found its own level. The
Tennant web site has a fairly comprehensive quote page that might be worth a
try:
http://www.tennantfloorcoatings.com/diy/quote.asp
Dan Harris
daharris@interlog.com
> > The local Tech School where I recently took a welding course has floors
> > coated with something clear. Anyone know what that might be? It
doesn't
> > look quite as fancy as a painted floor, but it provides the ease of
> > cleaning and dust elimination like a painted floor. I have no idea what
> > it is, though. Anyone know?
>
> I donno, maybe the same stuff they use on the floor at Sam's Clubs . .
it's
> clear and apparently bullet-proof . . How can we find out?
>
> I'm cursed with a shop floor that is pocked, patched & Bondoed under 4
> coats of alkyd paint . . I'm NOT stripping it but I'm leaning toward a
> "super-adherent" primer that my paint store is touting . . then top
coating
> with two-pack epoxy . .
> Tony
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