Has anyone ever used SHIELD-CRETE garage floor Epoxy coating and what was your experience with it. Also what other systems has anyone used that they are happy with. All thoughts appreciated.
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I've used the Miracote stuff - 100% solids so there is no odor. They can get you the entire palette of colors, additives, and enhancers.
Like how's about a garage floor that looks like a Hubble Telescope picture? On a background of absolute black gloss 'poxy, one can flick small amounts of the crystalline glass pyramid stuff (that gives pearlessence paint it's look), a bit more of some flurescent powders of various colors and let the 'poxy set. Put black lites in the fixtures and you're good to go.
Seriously, they have some stunning 'poxies available along with the necessary instructions and training to apply them.
http://www.miracote.com.