December 28th, 2009 by Jenny McCallister
If you’re searching for that certain look, you’ll probably want to go with epoxy garage floor paint, or maybe garage floor tile, but if you’re just wanting a way to do what you need to do without leaving stains on your concrete, you’ll want to look at garage floor mats. Consider, however, that this might not be the best option in the long run. Here’s some information on why someone might decide on garage floor mats instead of tiles, or even paint, for you to use to be sure that you are buying the correct garage flooring for your needs.
Read the rest »
December 16th, 2009 by Gabby Silf
Oh no, a garage floor stain! Someone needs to clean that up right away, right? Well, usually, but staining garage flooring can also be something people do on purpose. I bet you have heard of staining wood, and it’s not very different for garage floors. Yep, that’s right, a concrete garage floor, or any masonry, for that matter, can have colored stain applied. Wondering why someone would stain the floor in their garage? Well, keep on reading, then.
Read the rest »
December 7th, 2009 by Gerald Peterson
After reading all about all of the different types of garage flooring, you’ve decided that you either want epoxy paint or a garage floor mat. Well, both garage floors have advantages and disadvantages, so let’s look at some of both. Hopefully, once we’re done, you will have a better grasp on both garage floors. Keep in mind that, for this article, we will not be talking about compartment mats, but rather how entire garage floor coverings compare to epoxy paint. Since the smaller garage floor mats are typically not sold in packages intended to cover whole garage floors, it wouldn’t make much sense to compare them to epoxy paint.
Read the rest »
December 6th, 2009 by Gilbert Flodfree
I’ve written quite a few articles pertaining to garage floor coatings and coverings, but many people, I know, really don’t have much money to spend on things like that. Those of us without money, though, are the ones that are likely to be changing our own oil, which is a very easy way to stain garage floors. Some car manufacturers aren’t exactly helpful, either; I can think of a certain Subaru that I once had on which there was a plastic cover over the oil pan that was near impossible to get off without removing the front bumper cover. Of course, they included a space for the drain bolt, which made it really easy to get the bolt off, but the oil would never actually drain through that little hole, instead spraying the flooring with a nice, thick coat of used motor oil. You can imagine the mess.
Read the rest »
September 7th, 2009 by Matt Florrence
Garage floor mats will provide you with some of the most variable options for your garage floor as there are many various types of materials and patterns to choose from. Be sure to do lots of research so that you know that you’re getting the type of mat that’s going to work best for you since there are so many to decide from. The cheapest types of garage floor mat will pretty much have no pattern. As you go up in price, you’ll see more complicated patterns that are designed with function in mind such as traction or directing water and debris out of the garage and more decorative type mats such as diamond and coin shapes.
Read the rest »
Tags: automotive, cars, Concrete Floor, do it, Epoxy Coating, Epoxy Floor, Epoxy Garage Floor, Epoxy Garage Floor Coating, Epoxy Garage Floor Paint, Epoxy Paint, Floor Tile, floor tiles, Flooring, Garage Floor Coating, garage floor mat, Garage Floor Mats, Garage Floor Paint, garage flooring, Garage Floors, Garage Mats, guide, home and family, home improvement, home repair, how, Liquids, Lot, outdoors, Paint Kit, shopping, Stains, to, yourself
