Garage Flooring - Polyaspartic / Other options?

[Disoblige]

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Yes, but hasn't been completed yet as it's booked for October 15th. I spoke to quite a few places but none of them really made me feel great. They all seemed to want to close me hard to get the sale and book a date right away but never really answered my questions as to how they were going to level the low spots and correct the cracks. All the places I spoke to said they would be in an out in a day. I then called the big distributor of the of the chemicals to see who they would suggest. They gave me a few names, and the first fellow I called explained exactly how he was going to do it and said it would take 2 days. When I questioned why everyone else did it in one day, he explained all the extra things he does to ensure it's done right. I can post a follow up once I get it done to let you know how it goes. For what it's worth, with regards to price, everyone was really close in price by a few hundred.

I have a guy coming tomorrow to scope out my job. I may book with them if I don't sniff any red flags. I have some cracks and a potential low spot issue so I am curious on this myself.

[88CRX]

I’m curious if you guys get your low spots 100% fixed. I’ve always been told you fix the low spot and just chase it elsewhere.

We had lots of cracks, everything holding strong still. Floor still looks brand new.

[Pacman]

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