Thanks for the link, Rande,
I have the same concerns as Andy. My floor is concrete, and is used for
parking, and some maintenance work.
I have used floor jacks, jack stands, "wheelie dealies", etc. with no
remaining scars. I, too, have seen some very attractive, and
expensive, flooring, and have the same concerns.
Epoxy paint is used by some. Griot's seems to have quite a collection,
but I haven't tried any.
www.griotsgarage.com lot's of choices, but which?
Would be more likely if a user has had actual experience with the various
types, or has use-tested any.
Steve Laifman
Editor
http://TigersUnited.com
rande wrote:
> Andy,
>
> No sooner am I asking Sandy to pipe in on your behalf then he beats me to it.
>
>
> He's the first person I'd think of to use show garage flooring, and he says
> he has a cement floor, as I do!!! (Mine's about 15 years old, still looks new
> but not easy to clean up fluids).
>
> If you're still intent on floor tile for the garage, Griot's Garage - Seattle
> area www.griotsgarage.com offers a number of choices, each with size covered,
> how much weight each allows, and whether it's good for working on or just for
> show.
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