Tools & Fabrication - Rustolieum epoxy pics

Looks good and oil wipes off easy. All in all it was a very easy project to do took me the longest to move all my stuff off it.

Rust-oleum (http://www.rustoleum.com/brand.asp?frm_brand_id=19&SBL=1)

http://home.comcast.net/~ssdriver/floor1.jpg


http://home.comcast.net/~ssdriver/floor2.jpg

Screw the garage floor, lets see pics of those Mopars! :pimp:

Anyways, any links on the floor stuff?

Get on Rustolieum's website, they have some info on there about it. My dad did his garage about a year ago and it is holding up well. I am planning on doing mine next spring. I guess that I am going to have to do one side at a time because the Z is not going to sit outside for a few nights. I think it would have separation anxiety from the garage, or maybe I will.

Post picks of my mopar? It dosen't have a Ls1 motor in it? I think some of the boyz here would string me up if I posted a mopar pic. I'd post one on a mopar group but most of us don't have internet in our trailers :jest:

I think you could do half your garage at a time just mixing half a gallon might tricky and you have to wait 7 to 10 days to park on it. I tied my car to the rafters so I could do the whole thing at once while it was up there I por15 the differential before I did the floor of course didin't want any drips.

Here's the link

Rust-Oleum (http://www.rustoleum.com/brand.asp?frm_brand_id=19&SBL=1)

Looks good. I didn't add the flakes to mine when I did it. One thing you might consider is putting down some rubber floor mats (like welcome mats) where your tires will sit when you park. That'll keep hot tires from peeling up the paint. Mine have a few tiny chips, so I put down mats to keep them under control.


-Mike