Hello From Yorktown Heights In Westchester
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I used a contractor that I would not use again and I used a good product that if the contractor had put anti slip into would have been a great product. Out of the entire garage product, the floor is the 1 thing I'm disapointed in.
Call me sometime and I'll give you all the insight you need. You can also go here and read up
BTW look at the floor behind the Vette and Viper, see the tire marks, they do not come up and I don't know of a single coating where they do. You almost have to leave the car outside until the tires cool off to prevent this.
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=20"
Call me sometime and I'll give you all the insight you need. You can also go here and read up
BTW look at the floor behind the Vette and Viper, see the tire marks, they do not come up and I don't know of a single coating where they do. You almost have to leave the car outside until the tires cool off to prevent this.
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=20"
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No, you just need to be as old as I am, work hard and along the way you will accumulate enough money to do stuff like that.
Thank you very much. It was a longtime dream of mine that finally got done.
Vinnie is good, new girlfriend, Angela didn't make it much past the night he left her at the hotel and went to the strip joint with you guys.
I'm very close to needing you and Joe to help with the engine reinstall. I've still got to get the scattershield indexed, the clutch installed and a few more parts polished and powdercoated. I figure by Feb 1 I'll be ready to stick it back in.
Thank you very much. It was a longtime dream of mine that finally got done.
Vinnie is good, new girlfriend, Angela didn't make it much past the night he left her at the hotel and went to the strip joint with you guys.
I'm very close to needing you and Joe to help with the engine reinstall. I've still got to get the scattershield indexed, the clutch installed and a few more parts polished and powdercoated. I figure by Feb 1 I'll be ready to stick it back in.
Vinnie is good, new girlfriend, Angela didn't make it much past the night he left her at the hotel and went to the strip joint with you guys.
I'm very close to needing you and Joe to help with the engine reinstall. I've still got to get the scattershield indexed, the clutch installed and a few more parts polished and powdercoated. I figure by Feb 1 I'll be ready to stick it back in.[/QUOTE]
no prob glenn like i said when your ready just let me know. thats sad to here that she dident make it, but trust me i think vinnie made the right choice coming out with us that second strip club was one of the best ones ive been in hahahaha good times.
I'm very close to needing you and Joe to help with the engine reinstall. I've still got to get the scattershield indexed, the clutch installed and a few more parts polished and powdercoated. I figure by Feb 1 I'll be ready to stick it back in.[/QUOTE]
no prob glenn like i said when your ready just let me know. thats sad to here that she dident make it, but trust me i think vinnie made the right choice coming out with us that second strip club was one of the best ones ive been in hahahaha good times.
Glenn is correct, with age comes better toys 
I'll post some pics up of my new garage after it is done being painted next weekend.
Thanks Glenn, I'll give you a ring. I'm about to buy the UCoatIt kit - Strollo says it was pretty simple, especially with virgin concrete. I was getting quotes of $6/sq which is absurd, I'd rather do it myself so it was done right anyway.
I'll post some pics up of my new garage after it is done being painted next weekend.
Thanks Glenn, I'll give you a ring. I'm about to buy the UCoatIt kit - Strollo says it was pretty simple, especially with virgin concrete. I was getting quotes of $6/sq which is absurd, I'd rather do it myself so it was done right anyway.
Glenn is correct, with age comes better toys
I'll post some pics up of my new garage after it is done being painted next weekend.
Thanks Glenn, I'll give you a ring. I'm about to buy the UCoatIt kit - Strollo says it was pretty simple, especially with virgin concrete. I was getting quotes of $6/sq which is absurd, I'd rather do it myself so it was done right anyway.
I'll post some pics up of my new garage after it is done being painted next weekend.
Thanks Glenn, I'll give you a ring. I'm about to buy the UCoatIt kit - Strollo says it was pretty simple, especially with virgin concrete. I was getting quotes of $6/sq which is absurd, I'd rather do it myself so it was done right anyway.
Do you have heat in the house / garage yet? I wouldn't attempt it without permanent heat, especially with the U-Coat-It product which is water based and very sensative to temperature. Temporary space heaters will warm the air but leave the slab too cold and spotty in temperature differential
Not permanent heat - I don't plan on doing the floor for at least another two months until all of the workers are out of the house anyway. Once they're out I have the 45k radiant going in with its own thermostat, that will be running for a while before I do the floor as I'm sure I'll have plenty of other projects to work on.