God I'm jealous!!! Looking at these floors males me want to move from Maine!! The calcium chloride, snow, ice, sand, salt and all the other crap we have up here would turn a beautiful floor like those into dust in one season.
If you can find someone that can apply a polyaspartic floor in your area, that is what I would use. Check out the attached link - I had it applied in basement (same as image 9) and a buddy of mine did his garage (image 15) http://garage-tech.biz/gallery/
Very nice floor system but it’s also going to be one very expensive garage floor at $3.00 a sq foot .
I used the old carpet from my house and put it in the garage. Easy to keep clean and warm on the feet in the winter. The garage is heated and it gives it a living space feel. Old light gray carpet from my house with some hand braided wool rugs. Simple, cheap and effective.
Did a 2 part light gray plain epoxy on mine been 10 years and it still looks good, very easy clean up too. I find the speckled floors while decorative are hard to work around, drop something small like a spring clip you'll never find it.
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Wow,! I can't can't imagine having my floor looking like that. I built my home 38 yrs ago. Never did anything to it since I poured the slab and the floor. And I realy think after all those years it doesn't look as old as it is. stains form, gas oil....everything but paint. Hec with all the stuff in the 2 car garage, ya really don't see too much of it any how.
I used the old carpet from my house and put it in the garage. Easy to keep clean and warm on the feet in the winter. The garage is heated and it gives it a living space feel. Old light gray carpet from my house with some hand braided wool rugs. Simple, cheap and effective.
you and I both have the multi rug thing going on!! LOL I would like to do one of those racedeck floors but for what they cost I would be afraid to get it durty!
Put the racedeck in the woodshop about 10 years ago. It is easier on the legs when on your feet all day but for the garage I'll stick with dirty concrete.
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