Howdy Ags,

I'd like to thank the TexAgs community for such a warm welcome to the boards a few weeks ago. You never can be certain how receptive you will be but it more than surpassed expectations.

Epoxy Solutions of Texas, Inc. will be at The Woodlands Home and Garden Show (Waterway Marriott- 1601 Lake Robbins Dr. 77380) March 7th and 8th. We invite all Houston Area Ags in the area to stop by and say hello to us in Booth 108. Whether you're in the market for our services or not, I'd love to say hello and give you a free koozie and pen.

Any Houston Area Ags currently buying a house? This is the perfect time to"Bring Your Garage To Life" with a brand new Epoxy Solutions Floor. We are still running our $3/sf Introductory Residential Special (Most of Houston Areas) for our solid color, sparse flake, or full flake flooring systems in our 3 standard colors. These similar floor systems are typically priced in the $4-$5/sf range from other companies. We have already serviced a few Ags with our flooring system despite the bad weather the past few weeks.

Partial proceeds from every residential project benefit the Montgomery County Animal Shelter.

Here are some pictures of our most recent work:

Prep


Full Flake Midnight Blue Finish


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Dark Gray Midnight Blue Sparse Flake Clear Coat


Stephen Ramirez, '04
Stephen@epoxytx.com
Epoxy Solutions of Texas, Inc.

Call today for a free quote at 1-844-EPOXY-TX (1-844-376-9989)
www.epoxytx.com

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I thought this was going to be about the man cave.

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Good times.

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Poor guy never stood a chance...

Can yall do the man cave guy's garage??

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I thought this was going to be about the man cave.

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It's Why I clicked the link.

In all fairness to OP, I have seen some of their work and it's a really good product.

I have this in my garage and love it. It will make spring cleaning this year real easy.

Can you put this over a painted concrete floor? I'm looking for something to cover that crap up.

I wish I had a garage.

Can't even see the floor of my garage.

juan

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I thought this was going to be about the man cave.

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So did I!

Dang that was brutal. Poor guy

I feel like Ralphie in A Christmas Story..."a crummy commercial?!?!....son of a b****!"

The Photoshop possibilities are endless here

died knobbing

if you have lot of moisture in your slab, wouldn't that cause bubbling in epoxy treated floor?

no jff signature?

Sure- I would need to see how well bonded it is. But we are doing a 600 sf existing coating removal next Tuesday in Tomball and going over it with a flake system.

Shoot me an email and we can discuss offline if interested.

DP got me

Stephen, this thread will get a lot more traffic if it turns into a photoshop thread. You're welcome in a advance.

In that case


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No no no! Turf has no place in a garage.

Depends on level of moisture in slab. Many homebuilders didn't apply a vapor barrier in older homes 70s and prior. It is hit or miss as I have come across 2 homes built in 80s and have been told by an engineer that the home did not have a barrier. There are some moisture vapor barriers (epoxy based products) that can be applied dependant on the level of RH in the slab. These products can range from $1-$6/sf (material only cost) but the higher end of these are water based epoxy mortar-like systems that can withstand up to 100% RH.

We obviously use these more on the commercial side as most homeowners wont be too eager about dropping 5K on a 400 sf garage floor system.