<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by MotorsportsAuthority aka Dragon:
Racedeck flooring is what I use at car shows to help to present my vehicles. It's a great system and real easy to remove and put back together (but only at the ends). If you can imagine maintaining hard plastic, that's what's your doing. Have you gotten a sample of their products or seen how they hold up yet? In addition, I don't see what you would acid etch the cement since it's not a paint on system. Unless you're just wanting to clean up any oils from the cement.
Home Depot carries a Rustoleum epoxy garage floor paint. It's pretty easy to use and you don't have to go through the acid etching process. I laid it on new cement, so i don't know if it would be more beneficial. It has held up really well in our shop.
Have you considered stained then waxed flooring? Very classy in my opinion.
Will he be doing a lot of work on the cars or are these mostly/fully restored cars? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Hey Dragon, Thanks for the info! The cars will mostly be fully restored, I doubt he would be working on any engines in there. There may be interior or paint work to ber done, but that would be sent out. I kinda like the idea of stained flooring too, very pretty! The thing with the Race Deck is that we think it looks great, but neither of us like they way it feels and sounds to walk on otherwise I think we'd be all over it!
