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Re: Crossfire's Home
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Re: Crossfire's Home
Cleaning is easy, sweep, shop vac for the big stuff that's stuck between the tiles, hose off, mop if really dirty and air dry. Best floor I've every owned. The color and anti-skid is built into the tile, not coated like race deck. The stuff is pricey but worth every penny IMHO.
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Re: Crossfire's Home
Originally Posted by H82BL8
Cleaning is easy, sweep, shop vac for the big stuff that's stuck between the tiles, hose off, mop if really dirty and air dry. Best floor I've every owned. The color and anti-skid is built into the tile, not coated like race deck. The stuff is pricey but worth every penny IMHO.
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Re: Crossfire's Home
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Re: Crossfire's Home
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Re: Crossfire's Home
Originally Posted by H82BL8
Thanks! What type of epoxy are you going to use. I did mine a few years back, but the sticky snow tires picked up some of the paint in a couple spots. Thus the tiled garage. I didn't know if I'd like these but they work great. Any dirt or snow drains through the openings and gets washed under the tiles. My floor stays cleaner much longer now.
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Re: Crossfire's Home
I did my prep work as instructed, on a brand new slab (new construction). All the paint stayed down except in two spots right under the snow tires (hot tire pick-up). I think the solvent based - pro epoxy kits tend to hold up better than the retail - water based ones. I used the same Rustoleum kit as well, with an epoxy clear topper (under the new tile). Good luck with your future project, clean…clean…clean…and you'll be fine.
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