Epic DIY Garage Floor Transformation!

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Learn how to prep concrete for epoxy coatings and how to apply epoxy on a garage floor with an epoxy DIY kit. In this video, I will detail the process of preparing a garage floor concrete surface for the final coating of epoxy. This video will explain how to clean and degrease the concrete properly, tips for repairing large cracks and pitting in the concrete and how to acid etch the concrete. If you are preparing concrete or your garage floor because you want to finish it with epoxy this video will demonstrate exactly how to get that job done. Repairing and cleaning the concrete prior to applying any kind of epoxy coating is one of the most important steps to ensure that the epoxy adheres properly to the concrete so the floor looks awesome once you are finished with your DIY project! After repairing the cracks in the old concrete, I will be using the Rust-Oleum EpoxyShield garage floor coating kit to refinish the garage floor. If you are considering remodeling your garage or refinishing your garage concrete floor then this DIY video will come in handy. I will detail every step that you need to know in order to redo your garage floor with a DIY epoxy kit. Overall, In this Rust-Oleum Epoxyshield tutorial, you will learn how to etch concrete using Rust-Oleum's Clean and Etch Product, how to mix the 2-part epoxy solution, and how to roll on the mixed epoxy, how to decorate the epoxy with flakes and finally how to add an epoxy clear topcoat. If you are planning on redoing your garage floor and want a DIY budget solution this method will be perfect for you! For a few hundred bucks you can turn an old cracked garage into a DIY epoxy garage floor!
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[@reddragon771]

The title of this short is DIY. But the problem here is that so many narcissistic self proclaimed flooring experts in this comments section are totally ignoring the title and are going after the poor guy who is happy to have done something on his own wthout any help from these clowns who are clueless about what DIY means . Where in the title has he mentioned that what he is doing is the best and only way of fixing this problem unlike some experts who shamelessly claim that they are the inventors of a brand new revolutionary flooring process that nobody else can replicate. Going after a guy who uploaded a simple video about how he did something on his own and it worked out well in the end . This has to be the lowest of the low point in the entire careers of these geniuses who think that a crappy job like flooring is the pinnacle of science and technology . Lol even a orangutan can be taught how to do this after a training period of two weeks using teslas neuralimk. these lunatics are debating about this simple process as if it is akin to a great scientist inventing a time machine...God the fact that these loonies are proud of being able to repair a cracked floor something if given time a 12 year old could easily accomplish is hilarious as f**k

[@_Shopfix]

This has to be the best comment I’ve ever received on my channel! It’s now the pinned comment on this viral video, well done 👍 my favorite part was the neurolink orangutans doing diy epoxy haha 🦧 Also think about what we could achieve if everyone put as much effort into blasting this Diy process as they did into making the world a better place…

[@xmickx]

Someone had a bad day, eh?

[@ducatiroche]

If this comment makes you feel bad, you're trying too hard to be clever 😂😂😂

[@xmickx]

@@ducatiroche you're trying too hard to be funny. He's legit and had enough.

[@user-sb7vk6my6o]

人の仕事に対して悪口を言うのは流石にダメと思うよ

[@arktkt06]

Check back in two years. That floor cracked for a reason.

[@deanwesbecker1046]

Likely the slab is too thin and or there was no reinforcement grid or rods installed in it.

[@marksmith161]

Its cracked because houses settle. Not every crack is reoccurring.....

[@popaopol]

@@marksmith161 to much cracking close together. It's from the weight of the car and not enough rebar... This will return.

[@mariaaideherreraapuri1637]

Me encanta ver todos esos trabajos, cada vez los resultados se ven mucho mejor y bonitos, solo que me gustaría saber que productos usan, soy de Bolivia, felicidades

[@Peglegkickboxer]

@@popaopol you can put all the rebar and concrete you want m8 but his house is on expanding soils, there's going to be small amounts of shifting leading to cracking. Foundation is everything.

[@lindamastropietro4429]

I’ve done these floors, I own a restoration company,and I think this gentleman did a good job for a diy.

[@kilosuave3708]

What every parent wishes their kid would do when they ask to clean the garage

[@Moon_cls]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤

[@sirr_will]

😂😂🏆

[@josephhradil86]

The confetti will be a curse when you’re looking for that small part you drop.

[@jaybird0312]

Or when it falls into the cracks.

[@ansonplyin7484]

В точку!

[@barbarakosloski9260]

😂😂😂😂😂 That's not nice... but funny because true. hahaha

[@ceecee8757]

You can use a broom and a white sheet of paper to find it.

[@Silbiadanielle]

😂😂

[@josephnavin4451]

The truly impressive achievement is cleaning out the garage just to begin this project.

[@amarjeetkumar5301]

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[@amarjeetkumar5301]

​@@pritygupta1711

[@ShawnMenchaca]

True

[@josecandelariolunajuarez9278]

Debería de explicar todos lo que usa

[@ndeyendiaye3069]

​@@pritygupta1711

[@saleemranjhani9443]

That turned out great! Awesome work.

[@HintsV2]

I love it when the floor is well-seasoned!

[@yee_haw999]

He said 😌👌💋✨

[@domtom010]

Just like how mama used to make it ✅

[@user-qd9gr8jr2q]

Работа отличная, но желательно комментировать какие материалы вы используете в последовательности.

[@animeindanger9518]

I also wanna know

[@turboholodilnik6988]

Работа говно. Треснет по тем же местам. Трещины надо заливать композитами м перемычкамм

[@andreyce3800]

@@turboholodilnik6988 а чем он красил пол

[@1955Mariya]

@@turboholodilnik6988 ой, посоветуйте чем тонкие трещины в старой стяжке можно заделать. Нет возможности заливать пол.

[@turboholodilnik6988]

@@1955Mariya вам лучше загуглить "эпоксид для заделки трещин в стяжке". Вы сможете посмотреть какие материалы есть в вашей локации. Да и саму технологию надо изучить

[@kirby-impostor5594]

I ALWAYS WONDERED HOW THOSE CONFETTI FLOORS WERE MADE-

[@alanleveke478]

Now we know

[@junetara9680]

Thats actually not how you make it- real confetti floors have small stones that are then carved at the surface to have it smooth, not some paint splatters;)

[@RobertWilkinsonJKekMaloy]

@@junetara9680 ummm … no, thats a confetti floor. Have a day.

[@junetara9680]

@@RobertWilkinsonJKekMaloy look up terrazzo, but it may just be, that there are two different types of confetti tiles😇

[@cheeseontoastbrah]

Well I can tell you for starters the application is wrong, the correct method is to buy the shoe add-ons and once the whole floor is rolled apply the flake in one go not this nonsense

[@robertepley4339]

My twin brother bought a house this year and the garage floor was done in epoxy ,and myself plumbing in hospitals, see epoxy floors and his garage floor looks great and so does yours ! Great job brother !

[@lanerion1445]

Nice work man. That will definitely make cleaning the garage a lot easier.

[@artimmortals4746]

He ain't gonna find that one bolt on that floor😭😭

[@yarabarbosa6238]

Vem fazer aqui em casa meu amigo! Ficou top

[@snappybabby4646]

that confetti makes it look permanently dirty.

[@smiffythecat3751]

@@snappybabby4646 Probably the point. Hide the dirt and the bolts.

[@viktorbihar5384]

What about them spiders? 😂😂

[@anonymous..-]

Yup, he's screwed.

[@dactel]

I actually love the look of the floor without that last sprinkle layer 🧐

[@noeneonmusic]

It's meant to hide dirt on the floor

[@NofreedomofspeechonYouTube]

Its good to see how dedicated this man is , and he did it on his own which is definitely self satisfaction.

[@megastick9324]

And they stole all the stuff he left outside for a week…

[@baconatoromg6062]

​@@megastick9324not in white areas

[@UnseenPancakes]

Rumor has it this man is still power washing his garage to this day. Happy 2 year anniversary

[@cookie4ever184]

😂😂

[@d1rtyr3d18]

Doesn't really make sense.... he completes the job within this video so, not sure this joke works. Better luck next comment friend

[@yelvincabrera376]

I recommends you to grind the floor first and test for moisture and apply moisture blocker if need it but always grind the floor before applying the epoxy if you want last longer results

[@tarmization]

Yeah this ain't gonna last

[@reddeltasev07]

Yup. I was lead installer for an epoxy flooring installation company and two roller-applied layers of epoxy without a thorough grinding is going to get peeled up in no time by hot tires. Foot traffic only might be fine for 2-3 years if he's gentle but nothing past that. An aliphatic urethane or polyaspartic top coat is also my recommendation, it doesn't react with UV light and turn yellow with time. That said this guy did a great job with the flakes, when I was training new crew members it was always really difficult getting an even, consistent look without a lot of practice

[@TonyRule]

@@reddeltasev07 I've never been a fan of the flakes. Always seems like it needs sweeping!

[@jacobmiller6664]

@@reddeltasev07 you might be the first comment I've seen that actually knows what you are talking about! I'm always fixing these floors for people, they buy this stupid kit from lowes, think acid etching will work, and then are dissappinted when I say the only way to make it last is shotblast/grind.

[@spankymcflych]

Imagine trying to find a bolt or a screw you just dropped on that floor.

[@yzrippin]

You would find it extremely easily if you are finding difficulty in this please attend your optometrist immediately

[@dianfernando5109]

​@@yzrippin 😂

[@pilymar100]

​@@yzrippin jajajajajaja

[@inthestarrysky6166]

A keep a big magnet in a ziplock bag. Wave it around it’ll pick up everything

[@Cheepchipsable]

Invest in a magnet broom.

[@thepacketnarc7634]

Pro tip. Add about 2-cups by dry volume of chopped fiberglass or regular old pink insulation to your patching compound mix per 5-gallon bucket. You can just shear it up with scissors or buy it choose by the bag. Not only does it promote better adhesion to the frayed edges of concrete, but it also provides some elasticity in the same way that rebar does in slabs. Many commercial products even contain some percentage of poly Esther’s or fiber for this reason. They don’t hold water, won’t mold since they’re a synthetic fiber and will also resist cracking and swelling. It makes for a MUCH more durable patch.

[@headmondronary2127]

Cheers for the tip.🍻

[@loremipsum8321]

Here's a pro tip on how to outlive your DIY project : Don't use fiberglass on any DIY project, ever.

[@michaelmcgee2026]

​@@loremipsum8321nailed it

[@dannyxx2395]

How long do I wait to add the second coat like after dropping the like flacks

[@rehaboneforseniorcare9654]

Excellent It's truly satisfying when you do your own DIY

[@ZL1Rocket]

The process and finished product looks great. Short of actually replacing the concrete, it’s about the best you can do. My only concern is if and when those cracks reappear. Whatever caused the cracking, such as expansive soil, settling, moisture, etc., it will probably continue over time.

[@patshelby9285]

Same concern. Makes it easier to clean, but there may not be more than cosmetic improvement beyond that. Does it in anyway retard the cracks progressing?

[@davidburdett1920]

@@patshelby9285 not the way he patched it. There’s something causing them. That needs to be fixed. Even a new slab onto would fall victim to the same cracks

[@thedalillama]

That's the new home owner's problem.

[@happytrails5342]

Will crack in the same spot in a year, those cracks are due to the ground settling and shifting, without break lines in that slab, it will continue to Crack erratically. Or now, at those spots it's released stress before. Covering up the problem doesn't fix it, My guess best way would be to cut lines into the slab

[@mr.m2695]

@@davidburdett1920 yea there is something causing it. It shouldn’t crack inside the garage. It cracked because the ground it’s on is moving rather quickly for land movement. Cracks like that shouldn’t appear from nothing. You can tell by the cracks it was due to shifting ground

[@veteranveteran9915]

You sir are my hero and very dedicated to getting the perfect job I've done this to a few garage floors now and the only difference is I've decided to no longer use the flakes because you can't ever sweep sawdust or fine dust from the wood shops out anymore with those flakes but I applaud your hard work it looks fantastic 💞

[@_Shopfix]

I wouldn't go that far but I appreciate the support! I wish you the best of luck with your future projects!

[@happytrails5342]

I feel like if the flakes are effecting it the final sealant isn't thick enough

[@randycline1385]

That's why you scrape the flakes. That way, they aren't sticking up and when you do the topcoat, the floor is nice and level.

[@Cumminsdaddy59CODM]

Yup. I’d never use it again after mine. They look good for videos though. You look like you did more 😉

[@bodyofhope]

What are the flakes for anyway? I never understood. Are they a slip guard?

[@momsmusic8136]

No matter what the comments may say, it's a do it yourself job, NOT listed as a professional job. You did great from the beginning to end, and it looks great. Congratulations on your accomplishment...

[@2terryh]

Well, I think it looks great. In a domestic environment (which this clearly is-how many commercial workshops do you know with nicely painted walls, kitchen cabinets for storage, and a push bike on the wall?) it’ll last years without causing any problems. Good on ya lad.

[@isabelgonzalez6860]

I love that you washed the floor before any prepping 👏🏼 Job well done

[@samanthawith7kids]

Mee to

[@micheleyakym]

I thought so too but didn't he just seal that water in the cracks? I don't know what I'm doing but that was my first thought.

[@friedtoast1975]

Not supposed to add water . Supposed to grind

[@MaximaToluene]

@@micheleyakym its a spliced video. The cleaning probably happened a day before.

[@jupinheiro2670]

Tb acheii incrível a limpeza

[@Bear-Ur2ez]

You work hard from start to finish to get this accomplished. But just look at your results. You should be very proud of yourself. It look amazing.

[@saoudimohammed4133]

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[@user-cc7qf5ly5d]

😍

[@shadow_rune6178]

Bruh

[@natetuohy2615]

🎉😂

[@pedrodominguez1449]

Traducir

[@kashafnoor2244]

That's a lot of work ! Final result looks nice 💯💯💯

[@STARSDIY]

I can watch this stuff all day! I pray for a partner I can do stuff like this with!

[@cmarbormaster]

It's beautiful! - Slips and breaks hip on new slick surface-

[@jdam1986]

I can't tell but it looks like grit he put down probably quartz so you don't slip it's called polyaspartic but I could be wrong

[@coyotemccoy4890]

Essa tinta cinza é bem cara, ela custa uma fortuna.

[@louvierejacques]

That stuff's pretty grippy

[@nitimusic1080]

@@coyotemccoy4890 que tinta que é?

[@lyndaaddouf7079]

it's beautiful

[@t2dev]

That's gonna crack again since the cause of that is most likely bad foundation and prep before pouring the original/initial concretely.

[@ABCDEFG-bk9gx]

Debbie downer.

[@raynic1173]

Could easily be the initial concrete had to much water in it. Very common with contractors.

[@spaceiabox4685]

Great job, I would however recommend to stay away from glitter - if you drop a nut on that floor - it's gone forever unless you have a magnet. It comes from a person who also has glitter on grey epoxy floor in the garage.

[@nathanielsmith2441]

Nice work I put down epoxy floors for 3 years, they make an epoxy that should be used for cracks refilling with concrete won’t work as well. the best way to pre treat the floor is use a diamond disc grinder, this will open the pours of the concrete, while cleaning off oils. We can poor a garage in 1 go, we use a squeegee to spread then back roll and toss chips. All in all great work

[@stanbattle7436]

Most guys said the cracks would be back in 2 years but I'd give the floor till end of the video and they'll be back.

[@beyondthestars4299]

Why they would be back

[@frododododo]

Oh shut up

[@yoshy4072]

So true, those cracks are structural, only way to repair that floor is a jack hammer and new reinforced concrete and possibly sub layer excavation and prep.

[@Pissrust69]

@@yoshy4072 they wont be as noticeable though because now they are filled with concrete. They will come back, but not as severe. Looks worlds better than before. Good temporary alternative to spending 5000 on a new floor

[@SOUTH_TEXAS_CHICANOS_4_TRUMP]

Dumb bean er

[@juliastafflersjourney]

I don't even own a garage. Also me: keeps watching the video twice

[@tiffanyhowk393]

I work for a concrete company and we actually make these chips. And I'm responsible for the coloring in the packaging. This is an amazing video!!

[@jayswonkeydonkey]

Gz ! I’d love ❤️ to have this level of “DIY” skills! Well done! 👍🏼

[@oneofgodschildren]

I need to do this. Great job looks amazing 🤩

[@beknorqulov128]

Hello

[@courtneywhitefield9183]

You absolutely can! My mom, my sister and I have all done this together to our garages so it’s totally possible! A little easier with an extra pair of hands, but it is possible with just yourself! Good luck!

[@Fran-rn3ob]

If you do it don’t fill the cracks we cement they need to be filled with a flexible joint filler

[@kamuabrah3369]

The cracks are going to reopen in the future, but it looks beautiful

[@capybara9521]

You don't know what you're talking about

[@kamuabrah3369]

​@@capybara9521 Why is that?

[@BoydBuildersInc]

@@capybara9521 I can already see them in the finished part of the video. The foundation is cracked because of the soil condition. Stress on the soil is pushing up in the foundation (or dropping down) and it will continue to get worse.

[@MitchelPie]

If the garage is 20 years old im pretty sure everything has settled where its going to stay and it's not gonna crack anymore

[@BoydBuildersInc]

@@MitchelPie the soil In manu areas keeps moving. Never stops. The clay in the soil expands when it gets wet. And contracts as it dries out.

[@silentblackhole]

There’s something weirdly satisfying about watching these videos. I don’t want to do it as a career and I don’t need it as a service, but I still enjoy watching it 😅☺️

[@loukasgoulas4173]

At my old home we used to have floors like this. My grandpa made them, it requires some skill and patience. It can be done with many colors and stones that you place on the floor. It was his job tho. Watching this video brought some memories. Well done, you did a very good job!

[@princesingh9436]

Can you share the process and materials that have you used in this project

[@_Shopfix]

Here is a link to the full explanation video with all the tips and tricks, and materials used on the project! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKuQoYyMj72seMU

[@bassclefking]

This has got to be the first DIY video where the poster isn't getting roasted in the comments about how they did it wrong. That is a true accomplishment. And oh yah nice job on the garage! 😝

[@TheDeane]

Yeah I'm a little disappointed I literally came to the comment section to see everyone cry about how he did it wrong 😂

[@randybobandy9828]

2 comments below yours is literally a person saying how his floor will crack in 2 years.

[@mad4tarmac]

Wait wait... He wasn't wearing a high viz and helmet 😂😂

[@raymartin4160]

Totally was looking for that in the comments..ppl always know better 🤣🤣🤣

[@nuriknusratov5191]

😲😦😦😦

[@martinsalazar9042]

Great job! For a DIY it came out great.

[@tc5691]

Nice job! Congratulations it looks awesome!

[@badass98svt]

I did this to the floor in my shed a few years ago and it's holding up great.

[@arleneaugustahair8393]

I need to stop watching these types of videos. My husband is getting tired of me doing stuff. 😂😂😂 Very nice work. I’m going to look at my garage floor. 😂😂😂 He will be alright.

[@mimigee5631]

Girrrl....😄same here My husband isn't willing to do it. He's intimidated, when I do things for myself. I Love what this guy has done to his garage. I'll be doing the same to our home. 😆

[@mikedee7163]

Intimidated ? No We just tired of fixing your DIY projects My wife fucks things up I say great job baby Then fix it so it actually looks good or lasts more then a day 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@tkhachi]

@@mikedee7163 Perhaps do the job instead of leaving your wife tired of waiting for you to have ambition and motivation... then when she's done waiting on you and does it herself, you feel like she's giving you more work. So jobs get done twice in your household instead of you, the person who knows how to do it, taking the lead and getting it done in one try? At least guide her through it? You sound like a real peach of a husband...

[@shanghaijunhua]

Like it. Good Job! DIY is always so amazing!

[@justseekingtruth3998]

Thats a lit of work dude !! Looks great 👍

[@Ann-pw1rc]

Great job!

[@_Shopfix]

Thank you!!!

[@user-fs1qk6tz3l]

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[@user-gc8lg1oe1r]

Ручки растут откуда надо. Умничка.

[@hellokittyyy480]

I appreciate the effort you put into your videos

[@noahrichardson3111]

I recently did a job doing the exact same thing you did it's fun to do and I love seeing the transformation

[@callmestitch6634]

Contractor: "What color would you like your floor?" Him: "You know that bagel with everything on it?" Contractor: "Say less"

[@mylifeasjessio]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@otter2206]

Being a diy channel and this being youtube shorts i was half expecting him to fill the crack with ramen

[@michilove8366]

Lmao

[@vickyvickyvicky3635]

ppll

[@adrianatoledo5164]

​@@vickyvickyvicky3635

[@spencerm.galisim4763]

​@@michilove8366 btsl🎂💋💖😇💛❤️❤️❤️❤️♥️💞🎉

[@Hrmn8tor]

Very underrated comment

[@Mustafaasif11]

Amazing floor transformation 👏,, really like it,,

[@dargaletto6296]

Awesome Job!!! Looks Fantastic!! 👍😁

[@jeyweb4236]

Looks good. I think coating the baseboards as well would have been a great addition.

[@CtheForestthroughtheTrees]

I prefer the way he did it. Baseboards & walls in a light color keeps garage nice and bright.

[@jwkittles]

He did. It’s just a light gray instead.

[@kathybrown9472]

Dude has to have skills to make this look that good. I don’t think just any DIYer could pull this off.

[@Cheepchipsable]

It's not that difficult.

[@candyalongi3533]

Better than it was 5 minutes ago..and it looks great

[@samaypande5646]

That is some great work 💯

[@queend9759]

This looks great and very professional, great prep as well 👌🏾

[@_Shopfix]

Thanks you! Lots of prep work on this one!

[@torrisimoneaux872]

That looks amazing. I’m afraid your cracks will return bc they are from the foundation weakness.

[@jesuschristlovingyou]

Ok

[@RoeiCohen]

Ok

[@justinjosie5417]

It’s because the original slab didn’t have stress cuts

[@Boogerdick69]

@@justinjosie5417 what are stress cuts exactly? And should they be done to any slab that’s 4-6” deep?

[@justinjosie5417]

@@Boogerdick69 a stress cut is a cut that is made in any slab. It should be a quarter of the total depth of the slab. So a 4” slab would have about a 1” stress cut. Any slab of concrete is going to crack. Only very small slabs won’t. The stress cut weakens a part of the concrete so when it does crack it will crack inside of the stress cut so you can’t see it. The cracking will happen because the slab expands and shrinks with the temperature. All driveways will have theses cuts in them. Sometimes they’re cut the day after it’s dry or sometimes they use a tool that makes an indent while its still wet. It just depends on which look you prefer though and which one is easier to do. Sidewalks always have these stress cuts too but they just mark it while it’s still wet. I usually cut slabs around every 10’ or so. So if I have a 20’ x 20’ slab I put two cuts one running vertically and one running horizontally to make a cross.

[@ventibreeze6648]

Absolutely amazing😊

[@anntmwski5085]

I would hire this guy to do my garage floor, and clean%paint the walls. Nice job!

[@roughridergolf904]

The foundation cracks, “Am I a joke to you?”

[@theherrdark4834]

That same problem happened to Tammy Faye Baker

[@SickDaniels]

​@@theherrdark4834

[@Rtu776]

"Do I AMUSE you?"

[@brentyngraham3837]

Hahaha

[@UFOGHOSTHUNTER]

Needs more Ramen ‼️ 🐄 🔔

[@ItchyKneeSon]

My parents did this to their garage and workshop years ago. It chipped and turned out crappy quite soon after. I doubt they cleaned and filled the cracks to the proper degree, though. They ended up dropping $7k to have a company do epoxy in their small 3-car garage with a lifetime warranty in 2021 instead. Looks great and appears to be holding up well.

[@TruPunx89]

How is a three car garage small? Having 3cars is already weird

[@michaelmcgee2026]

Your floor needs to be prepped by grinding it down til it feels like sandpaper. Which this guy didn't do. That's the #1 DIY mistake that causes peeling.

[@lostpopcorns]

Same happened to my parent's micro garage that fits only 6 cars

[@TruPunx89]

@@lostpopcorns right? Hahah

[@v31.48]

A 3 car garage is not small

[@jesusrivas9240]

Made it look really easy great job!

[@riccardodellorto4267]

I have no idea what you just did, but it looks amazing! I have an external garage with a similar floor, it would be nice to simply fix the cracks in the corners (nothing too bad for now, but prevention is always good). Do you have a longer tutorial about what products you used?

[@cindyshields5753]

Love the flake design on the floor. I have the blue and black and grey on my concrete floor looks awesome

[@teresamenard4899]

No es resbaladizo?

[@Ryan.Liberty]

Do you just toss the flake on to the concrete sealer. Then what do u put on top?

[@i0nk361]

@@Ryan.Liberty epoxy

[@i0nk361]

It can also go between epoxy layers. Imo works better you can always grind it down and replace

[@rijunair1761]

@@Ryan.Liberty the morning

[@user-hx1jw4br7s]

When you drop a screw and it blended in the floor.

[@piterdim1438]

disebelah mana? 😯

[@dianaevans6725]

Looks great!

[@user-es6hd9nf7y]

Looks great

[@robberthamming1840]

Looks awesome! From the looks of it, you did great!

[@johnpiegzik298]

Looks great! Don’t let the sun hit that floor it will turn yellow, mine did in a matter of months!

[@MGee-sm2uh]

Very nice. He makes it look easy but he worked hard.

[@D1SStRoY]

Nice job and thanks for sharing 🎉

[@juanramongarciadiaz9775]

Ha quedado precioso, tienes mi like por tan buen profesional

[@4DModding]

Sparkles on the floor. Oh lord. Won't be able to find anything that falls on it

[@Jonathan_Diaz_G]

Que material usado me gustaría aprender

[@baq8680]

I have so much respect for people with the talent, patience and time investment to handle a job like this...

[@javedalidahri769]

Nice work that's amazing

[@jh2471]

The most epic part about it was all that hard work you put in. Great job!!

[@nordiyanasalim7424]

😊

[@ChaosBW]

drops a screw * well that's lost forever in the droplet pattern ☹️

[@aileensmith3123]

Yes, but you won't slip and fall when it's wet.

[@robertenlow8189]

Always a naysayer.

[@docjody8624]

That's what telescoping magnets are for...

[@ManOfPillowDoom]

@@robertenlow8189 welcome to the KZbin comments section where everyone has to one up themselves

[@sindobrandnew]

Very inspirational:) Nice work of real man.

[@mianzakwanayub725]

It is truly very impressive very good work

[@reginareis7933]

Amo ver esses trabalhos de restauração 😍😍

[@lenaivanova7183]

Очень красиво и приятно,чистота идеальная

[@tranjen]

Please do mine next! Great job 👏

[@user-dr5wv9bz2s]

大変だけど一番初めをこれ以上ないほど丁寧にやっておくと、その先数年〜十数年は、心地よく過ごせますね。 素晴らしい。尊敬します。

[@andrewgabriel9893]

Time for me to do my garage, thanks for the motivation!

[@xzrex6908]

Can I live in your garage after you're done?

[@xzrex6908]

Don't worri I won'tpee and poo in it

[@andrewgabriel9893]

@@xzrex6908 sorry xZrex, already got a guy peeing and pooping in mg garage. Are you interested in shared living?

[@xzrex6908]

@@andrewgabriel9893 i dont know. Is the guy straight or not? ???

[@andrewgabriel9893]

@@xzrex6908 he is not

[@postpowerpower4480]

Ну, мужик, ты даёшь! Не у всех в жилище так! Хвалю. Зачёт.🙂🙃🙂

[@user-co4ke8tf7]

Были бы деньги и время.

[@habitsofsuccess4322]

"Why I season my floors and not my steaks"

[@masdeepsingh7806]

Looks so much better 👏🏻👏🏻

[@user-mu6ew9kq1q]

Классная работа 👍👍👍

[@bonniea.]

Great job, it looks beautiful!!😊

[@StephenBrewer89]

Looks very good man.

[@honeybutt151]

Seriously amazing❤

[@philc8575]

Great job! You're a hard worker and very ambitious!!

[@philip8624]

Thats nothing compared to what i had to do..to save my sons garage..but great job all the same..nice work

[@user-rh3dw7ue6g]

Какой молодец. Респект мастеру. 👍👍👍🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@rociogranja6767]

Super

[@user-te3lk6ei2b]

Fantastic job ❤

[@AamirSial-nw8ci]

That's Floor Repair Great Work

[@SlvrToMo]

Thank you soo much for redoing the whole floor. Filled in cracks is one of my irrational irritants. I agree that the pattern could be an issue.

[@user-zm8on8or2y]

Чаво??

[@user-yz1xe7hc7q]

ةايةنباؤتمنثهةايعىمبنمةؤتينك ا😊ىسانميص😊🎉❤❤😂