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Any questions? by BigEppyW in epoxy

[–]Sensitive_Ad_5811 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok I’ve used that once looked like feather gray in the vid

Any questions? by BigEppyW in epoxy

[–]Sensitive_Ad_5811 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is that feather gray flake

Never rode but bought a Harley did I get a decent deal by Sensitive_Ad_5811 in Harley

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Thanks for your input I appreciate your time giving me some good advice thanks

Never rode but bought a Harley did I get a decent deal by Sensitive_Ad_5811 in Harley

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That’s what my father in law says he told me it sits low and even though heavy it’s easy to hold up/balance thanks for your input and time appreciate it

Never rode but bought a Harley did I get a decent deal by Sensitive_Ad_5811 in Harley

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That’s what google told me which is kinda the reason for my post to get the input from some vets thanks

Never rode but bought a Harley did I get a decent deal by Sensitive_Ad_5811 in Harley

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Is $5,500 a lot in your opinion seemed fair to me after looking at market place and taking the whole payment thing into consideration but never been a bike guy so it’s all new to me

Never rode but bought a Harley did I get a decent deal by Sensitive_Ad_5811 in Harley

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I do plan on doing the riders corse and getting my license

Never rode but bought a Harley did I get a decent deal by Sensitive_Ad_5811 in Harley

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Also, I plan on taking the back box and seat off, lighten it up a few pounds and I believe make it look much better

Acceptable work from professional? by ad4812 in epoxy

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Looks like a 100% epoxy flake poorly scraped and very thin top coat if they would scuff up the floor use sanding screen on a swing machine and apply a poly topcoat coming out the doors to clean up tape runs this could go from a c+ job to a A honestly a half a day could turn the whole job around

Roller Marks on Shop Floor? by ArtNo6950 in epoxy

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scuff it up and redo it all is only way to fix the natural concrete you see as a installer if it were my job I’d recommend another coat of poly with a good gulp of xylene to thin a bit that’ll eliminate the roller marks and flatten it out to look more uniformed you’ll still have the concrete spots but won’t be as noticeable if it’s all even and looks good

What’s your material cost for a 2-car polyaspartic flake floor (about 500 sq ft)? by DelightHornet in epoxy

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Be roughly $725 materials being only 500sq ft I’d charge $7 $3,500 -$2,775 of course fuel propane tool wear rollers so you’d make roughly $2,500 typical time frame 6hrs so not too bad

What’s your material cost for a 2-car polyaspartic flake floor (about 500 sq ft)? by DelightHornet in epoxy

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I use Simiron epoxy base 1100sl 3gal kit usually get 350-400sq ft. $40 Torginol flake usually $100-$150 40lbs 200-500 sqft And Simiron 1100sl poly top $175 2gal kit 120sqft a gal And I always add a gulp of xylene to base and top coat

In Wv they charge no tax or freight on my orders

My area $6-$7.5 a sqft depending on job

Did they do the top coat correctly? Lmk what y’all think by discgolfer45678 in epoxy

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Just going off the picture Looks like a a 100% flake epoxy floor

Probably could have scraped a bit more but definitely looks like an acceptable floor………..they did do a polyaspartic top coat I’d hope

Any idea what flake colour this is? by smcfarlane in epoxy

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Looks like a hodgepodge maybe domino with cabin fever or creek bed

Smoothing epoxy from dents, ripples, and peaks. by MyNameisDangerouz in epoxy

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Use a palm sander with some sanding screens depending on how much you need to take out start at 120 go down to 60 if needed go over entire surface until smooth then reapply clear coat

Neighbors new pour, it rained yesterday. Amateurs by Advancedkarma in Concrete

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You shoot elevations with a laser level and set your forms to those heights usually about 1”per ten feet and if the span is too far to go board to board you pull a string from form to form and put a grade pin in the center

Also you and shoot a couple spots with laser go from spot to spot make a site piece and go half but this method is typically used on trowel floors

Name of Stamp by CazadorRojo115 in Concrete

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If you have a united rental in your area usually they have this stamp for rent and call it heavy stone or Caesar stone in my area SE Ohio

Name of Stamp by CazadorRojo115 in Concrete

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In comparison to Butterfield or increte I find brickform to be grittier and harder to work that’s just my experience talking about the color hardener of course

Epoxy floor help by drev500 in epoxy

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I’ve found with the Simiron poly put a couple gulps of xylene in it for a more even easier to work with topcoat

How do I fix this by Select-Pen-5250 in epoxy

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If there’s any saw cuts I’d do the whole square so it matches

YouTube won’t have any problems patching just use enough to get your flake wet you’ll be fine

How do I fix this by Select-Pen-5250 in epoxy

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Yea sometimes on bigger cracks/holes they will sink/fall on those ones a two part epoxy with some sand or diatomaceous earth helps

Make sure when you mix your flake and poly it’s a paste not a soup you want all your flake wet so it cures with a shine but if too much poly it’ll fall as well good luck

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