Havent posted on here in a long time because ive been so busy starting a new company. Wanted to show you guys what ive been doing. I started a floor coatings company that does commercial and residential floor coatings. The floor has a 15 year residential warranty. Resistant to gas, oils, salt, etc. I purchased a car hauler to use for hauling equipment and to turn into a mobile showroom. The pictures are shots of my garage and trailer. Originally we had checkered tile floor but it wouldnt hide dirt at all and was very slippery. The pics include ripping up the tile floor, preparing the garage floor. Treating the cracking and spalling. Building a new curb edge. Installing the floor, and the final product. The company name is Final Finish Flooring and does installs all across ohio. Check out the website www.finalfinishflooring.com .....There are some pretty cool pics of floors and logos in the concrete under the residential and commercial pages.

 

There are no pics of the beginning procedures. These are pics of the floor once we applied a primer, base coat, and then broadcast the chip onto the floor.

 

After this we scrape the floor for a uniform surface and remove the extra chip that didnt stick. Then we apply the clear coat. Now that the floor is done, im going to repaint the walls, get some track lighting and put up some new cabinets.

 

Here are some pics of the install on the trailer.

 

The ramp door wasnt finished yet at the time. Soon ill post pics of it. We did the same color but we used our quartz system to do the company name in it. Also the pics of the advertising on the side of the trailer aren't done. I figured id go with the car hauler for a little more room. Plus if I was going to buy a trailer, i wanted to be able to fit a car in it. Now I can take it to car shows and pull the car outta the trailer and use it for advertising.

 

looks good man!!!

 

congrats on the company, hope things are going well for you. The flooring looks amazing!

 

Nice job, I can tell you doing the floor in my garage was a long tedious process.

 

what kind of floor did you do, and what process did you use?