Garage Painting and Epoxy Floor Update 4 all done

[@billholmes6639]

Looks really great Tom, I'm envious!

[@ToddFun]

Thanks Bill.

[@IMRROcom]

Looks good, Same technique for pinball playfield repair. Start with a grinder :)

[@ToddFun]

True. Should get the pinball rebuild going again this winter still.

[@ckeilah]

Todd Harrison I’m waiting.... tick tock. ;-)

[@g1fsh]

Really nice job Tod it looks amazing.

[@ToddFun]

Thanks Gary. They do look just great and seem to work great on the new floor.

[@jimkodysz5404]

Wow! Beautiful job, Todd! Now you can put all your jun er valuable test equipment back in!😜👍

[@ToddFun]

So true. It looks so small when it's empty too.

[@justDIY]

Looks great. Gonna start a tech incubator in there now? Way too nice looking to park cars in anymore :)

[@ToddFun]

My wife would disagree on the car parking I'm sure ;). Once I get all my gear back in I'll be back to having a hard time turning around sad to say.

[@georgegraves787]

Looks awesome! (It also looks expensive! Yikes!)

[@ToddFun]

Thanks. yes it was a bit ove $1,800 but I paid extra for a second epoxy coat, a second urethane coat and for crack repair and control crack filling. Take all that off and it wouldn't have been too bad.

[@Made2hack]

Hi Todd, wonderful finish. I was wondering if the epoxy was mixed with quartz sand filler? Or was it just the resin? I noticed many that do industrial epoxy floors use either sand or quartz pebbles for what I presume is extra toughness?

[@ToddFun]

It must have something in it as there is a bit of grit to the service that wouldn't have been there with just the smooth ground floor.