I put on the Rustoleum 2 part epoxy floor on my garage floor. I think my floor was too porous so i didn't get good coverage of the epoxy. It still is rough floor not smooth as I thought. Can I still use the Seal Krete Clear-Seal Gloss sealer to re-cover the floor on top of the epoxy? It states on the label not to use on 2part epoxy floor but since the floor looks rough I thought it would also adhere to it. The guy as Lowe's says it's fine on epoxy floor but second guessing him since the label says differently.
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You made your own problem by being too cheap to hire a pro.Timalin said:
This isn't a site for cheap homeowners to get tips on how to fix messes they make.
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You might get a few helpful responses, but overwhelmingly they're probably gonna tell you to look elsewhere. In all fairness, this is a forum for painting contractors, and homeowners asking questions on their DIY projects aren't well received.
You'll most likely be redirected here:
www.diychatroom.com/
You'll most likely be redirected here:
www.diychatroom.com/
The few times i have had to go to lowes, i completley disregaurd anything and everything their employees say. I usually try and look really pissed off so no one approachs me, then that one brave SOB has to be the employee of the month. And i say no as soon as he starts to open his mouth.
Hope this helps! Good luck with your project!
Hope this helps! Good luck with your project!
lol, who said I have a problem or it's a mess. I didn't, I can live with the floor they way it is, but I wanted added protection. I'm a very capable DIY'er, who just wants info on why the 2 can't be used together.
You don't even know me to call me cheap. I've dealt with many contractors who DON'T do it right and charge arm and a leg. Especially on painting the interior of my whole house, I would have done it better.
Also why waste your time and my time replying to a topic that you might not know about.
You don't even know me to call me cheap. I've dealt with many contractors who DON'T do it right and charge arm and a leg. Especially on painting the interior of my whole house, I would have done it better.
Also why waste your time and my time replying to a topic that you might not know about.
Timalin Thanks for taking the time to post your question on PT. This is a sitre for professionals so if you could please redirect your question to www.DIYChatroom.com there are many helpful members there and many that frequent this site.
TJ and S&C imo your posts were not very helpful and maybe sometimes no post is better than a post. DIY'ers find there way to this site all the time and many are deflected before making a post and some never post and some post and get treated roughly. If this was a potential customer I am sure the tone would be different. Either way I think this will be a mod discussion.
TJ and S&C imo your posts were not very helpful and maybe sometimes no post is better than a post. DIY'ers find there way to this site all the time and many are deflected before making a post and some never post and some post and get treated roughly. If this was a potential customer I am sure the tone would be different. Either way I think this will be a mod discussion.
Basically, stop acting like a**holes just because they are not contractors. It makes us all look bad. A polite redirect to diychatroom or nice reply something similar until a mod closes it would suffice.
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