I applied the garage floor kit but I didn't pay attention to the "stand time" before applying. After 3 days, parts are still tacky. Advice? Thanks!
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Not sure what you are experiencing. I had no such problem but used it indoors last fall. If it is cool, it is likely to take longer to cure. Humidity in the air is also a factor and certainly if the concrete has water content from washing, the cure could be prolonged. Likewise, wrong ratio of resin and the hardener could do the same. And stirring it thoroughly is necessary. My advise would be to let it sit until it is NOT tacky. If that never happens, I would add very thin coat of sand and brush it lightly. eventually, it will harden up.
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I did not glue it down, as I might take it with me if we move. Gravity seems to hold it in place, even during our winter weather here in Chicago. My garage floor does have a sand texture coating, however. It is easy to pur back if it does move.
2012433
I stuck it to the dashboard, which lasted a week, and now I prop it up in the tray. Simple answer is NO, it does not have anything to make it stand up. I put something behind it.
248869
I used a tube of construction glue to stick it to the cement floor. First I cleaned the floor real good. Than I rolled out the seal and marked the end I needed to trim off so it fit tight from one end to the other. Than I put the seal on the floor, and from in side the garage, I closed the door and pushed up against the bottom of the door so no light showed thru. Than I use a marker to trace in place on the floor . Than I open the door rolled up the seal and put the glue inside the lines of the traced lines on the floor. Than rolled the seal out over the glue inside the traced lines from one end to the other. Finish by stepping on the seal to make sure the glue spreads out and sticks to the seal. I than closed the door and checked it from in side to make sure no light was showing and left it that way over night.
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the fellow who used it at the hardware store told me to leave it on for at least a day. I did. It then hardened and created a nightmare of work with a required call to professionals to remove the railing and to strip with chemicals. unless the product is a table and can be rotated, removed outside to be rinsed etc.... find am alternative.
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I had the same situation. On half of it I used 2-sided carpet tape and nothing on the other half. After 4 months I can't tell any difference. The occasional tile (fewer than 10%) in both sections didn't seem to lay perfectly flat so I put two widths of tape underneath them and solve the problem. These tiles are perfect for a basement.
307046
It should be fine after 4 days. I covered mine with epoxy I like the shine and extra durability but the finish that came with it should hold up to the heat from a dish washer
2031395
I waited a couple of hours before I re-mounted my wheels. The paint was dry to the touch by then, so I figure it ought to have been dry enough to accept paint. By the way, we had a harsh winter here in SE Pa. and the caliper paint held up great. Still as bright as they were the day I painted them.
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You apply with a rag in small sections and floor should dry 45 minutes to an hour. It looks great when first applied. If your using in a kitchen water marks leave white rings, rubber soled shoes leave marks and it's basically a mess. I bought the polish remover after scrubbing the floor with ammonia mixture and working my fingers to the bone. Save yourself the time and money. Horrible product !
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Dries to walk on in 3 - 4 hours- depending on weather. We waited 4 days for furniture- no issues, but itwas pretty hot - in the 90's. Second coat went on after the 3-4 hour wait. Hope that helps. Stuff is HARDto apply. We needed 3 colors to get one that would work. Rust Oleum was useless when asked for help. Thestuff seems to work ok but it's also expensive. Billooltewah USA
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I would recommend you ask the flooring supplier. That's what I did when I installed my first floor. I purchased the flooring at a local place not a big box store as I wasn't satisfied with their quality the first time. Purchase 1st or 2nd quality otherwise you may find inconsistency in with of boards. As it turns out I put down 3/4 inch solid tongue and groove over tar paper on 3/4 inch subfloor. He recommended 1 1/2 inch staples. Been a few year now and all ok. Floor was installed over a crawl space so they advised tar paper butted and taped at the seams.
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Make sure your applicator is wet with product when you start and don't go over it too many times, and go with the grain of the wood. Do small 3X3 sections and move quickly. Let it dry completely. Weather can affect the time. I did 2 coats and it looked great. Use a good applicator.
1512337
My floor was unpainted cement. I followed Rustoleum directions. I would send and e mail to Rustoleum for their opinion.
1723208
I would not recommend that for a garage. It is fairly fragile once applied.
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hello.. had vw garage replace them - charged me $125 - i don't know excatly what he did, but took one guy a long time - noticed he had it up on the rack couple times - think he took around 3 hrs - guess they gave me a break $- thinking about it, l imagine he had to aline the correct beam angles etc., etc., removed part of the panels. but that part should be easy - but all i can tell you.. they do look 'great' - should have done it earlier as they were becoming very cloudy on the inside also. and that worried me.. and the polish cleaner wouldn't really clean them- they mentioned they do remove them (depending)..and put on the grinder to polish them for $60 - chow hello.. had vw garage replace them - charged me $125 - i don't know excatly what he did, but took one guy a long time - noticed he had it up on the rack couple times - think he took around 3 hrs - guess they gave me a break $- thinking about it, l imagine he had to aline the correct beam angles etc., etc., removed part of the panels. but that part should be easy - but all i can tell you.. they do look 'great' - should have done it earlier as they were becoming very cloudy on the inside also. and that worried me.. and the polish cleaner wouldn't really clean them- they mentioned they do... » Read More hello.. had vw garage replace them - charged me $125 - i don't know excatly what he did, but took one guy a long time - noticed he had it up on the rack couple times - think he took around 3 hrs - guess they gave me a break $- thinking about it, l imagine he had to aline the correct beam angles etc., etc., removed part of the panels. but that part should be easy - but all i can tell you.. they do look 'great' - should have done it earlier as they were becoming very cloudy on the inside also. and that worried me.. and the polish cleaner wouldn't really clean them- they mentioned they do remove them (depending)..and put on the grinder to polish them for $60 - chow « Show Less
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I have not taken the appart, I would believe the opposite of when put together.I suggest to contact Semco 314-487-4557 or send an email to: sales@semcoplastics.com
1848755
I agree, Bruce wax was far superior. Two months ago I did my floors...disappointed, already showing wear. Anyone know where Bruce floor wax is!!