We did this project over a weekend. The process is simple, just super clean the floor, fill any cracks, and apply the epoxy!
Here is the Kit – http://amzn.to/2x2kkpq
Let me know if you have any questions
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Looks great. Thank you
How do you keep your family safe from bears? It was kind of scary to me. Jean
Great DIY, Will, Bear even put back the bench Hah ATB Terry God Bless
Hey Will, Does the epoxy have a strong smell? You weren't wearing a mask so it can't be too bad. I'd like to do my shop at some point.
When I saw you doing this I thought you could really use knee pads my knees hurt watch you but great job!!
Will I love the Bear… I laughed so hard… "Thinking that if I put it back… no one will notice I was here!", said the Bear!!!! great job on the floor
Great job… I like your VIDEO..
Beautiful home.
I can't believe he put the bench back!
Way to get your sparkle on!!
Will, was that large-ish hole in the basement floor a sump pit?
Very considerate bears you have there. The floor looks good. Those chips that you scattered in, do they look like they might in time come out? Also how is the traction if the floor gets wet? Could you roll heavy items (200-300lbs) w/hard wheels over it? Was thinking about doing my garage and look who pops up as the answer man. Who you gonna ask?….why the weekend homesteader of course. Won't hold you to any answers your best guess with your experience is better & more than mine.
Looks nice…
Epoxy Floor – Excellent video with all the details of what is involved. You made some really good points that sure makes this project something to keep in mind. I like how you are telling others that this is something they can do for a reasonable price to give their property a face lift. Thanks.
You got that Bear trained? It put the bench back all neat and in it's place. Funny & Scary.
the epoxy paint job looked great but the bear took the show!
Awesome video! What an amazing transformation that epoxy paint did to the floor!!! Looks great! Really cool footage of the bear!
I saw this kit at Home Depot. It seems so cheap like 200$ for a 3 car garage. But why do the floor companies charge $3000 for the job? Do they do something different?