- Sort by - A 2-part epoxy kit that is durable as it is beautiful. A unique formulation requires minimal surface prep while providing excellent resistance to hot-tire pick up. A water-based stain that provides long-lasting, durable and a decorative finish to interior or exterior concrete and masonry surfaces. H&C® COLORTOP™ Water-Based Solid Color Contrete Stain is highly resistant to pool chemicals. A premium quality 100% clear acrylic sealer that will enhance and protect previously coated, bare concrete, and other masonry surfaces. It is a single component sealer that can be applied to both interior or exterior applications. Achieve long lasting moisture protection in less time with SherCrete® Flexible Concrete Waterproofer. A micronized polymer to be stirred into H&C® coatings for slip resistance, fine texturing and gloss reduction. Provide a unique decorative finish to your Shield-Crete® Water-Based Epoxy Garage Floor Coating project. Deco-Flakes are available in 5 blends: Pewter, ivory/beige, red, green and holographic.

A one-pound bag is included in every Shield-Crete® Water-Based Epoxy kit, however they are also sold separately if extra flakes are desired. Ideal for enhancing tilt-up surfaces. A solid, water-based acrylic concrete stain that will provide excellent protection and beauty to both interior and exterior concrete and masonry surfaces. Laminate Flooring Heat InsulationH&C® COLORTOP™ Water-Based Solid Color Contrete Stain 50 is highly resistant to pool chemicals, and many household chemicalsWedding Dresses In Suriname All prices displayed are for U.S. Sherwin-Williams locations and are in U.S. Dollars.Ugly Prom Dresses Pics Prices do not include taxes or other fees as applicable. Not all colors are available in all product lines.

Due to individual computer monitor limitations, colors seen here may not accurately reflect the selected color. To confirm your color choices, visit your neighborhood Sherwin-Williams store and refer to our in-store color cards.Ludwig: Tips on sealing a concrete garage floorDear Jerry: We've been in our house for about 12 years now. It was a new construction when we moved in. We have a two-bay, three-car garage.  One bay is for a car that is only driven in the summer. The other bay is for our two cars that are driven year-round. The two-car bay is starting to show some pitting from the road salt and winter chemicals.I'd like to seal the entire floor and was wondering what the best options are for this area. Is this something that is fairly easily done by myself or should I expect to have to hire someone?If I have to hire someone, what prep should I expect to have done before they come in? How long will the process take and how long will we have to wait before we are able to move things like shelves and a work bench back into the garage?— G&A, Farmington My first thought is why did you wait so long to protect the floor? 

Concrete is like a loaf of bread. On the top there is a smooth crust. Inside is like Wonder bread, softer, and less resistant to winter road chemicals. So now, on the side that does not house the ’63 Corvette or ’50 Studebaker, the crust is compromised.Be that as it may, I called John Topping of Manitou Concrete, my go-to guy for concrete questions. He suggested the following: “For a general floor sealer that might have a previous sealer on it, a recommended product is Everclear VOX. It is a water-based product that should not be offensive around the house.“If they want to fill the pocks in the floor first, use Tammspatch II. It’s a two-part product. They would have to power wash the floor very well before attempting to patch. Then they can put the Everclear over it once the patch has dried. You can get both of these products at the Duke Company on Jefferson Road.”So, this does sound like a do-it-yourself project. Dry time for the sealer should be around 24 hours, but check the product directions.

Another option is to use an epoxy such as Rust-oleum Epoxy Shield. The floor should be thoroughly cleaned and directions for the two-part epoxy mix should be followed exactly. This is not designed to fill deep depressions, but should make the floor easier to keep clean. It is not a long term fix, but may delay having to replace the floor.If either of these remedies work, great. Make sure you follow the manufacturer’s directions. The frequency of resealing or re-coating the floor will depend upon the process used and the amount of road salt tracked into the garage. Regardless, the floor should be cleaned of winter road chemicals as often as possible.Dear Jerry: My wife and I like to go to estate sales, not really to buy but to look at the houses. There are many houses on the estate circuit that are in need of much repairs, and probably Mom & Dad have stayed too long and didn't make needed repairs or any kind of maintenance.I'm always amazed at the electrical, plumbing and heating conditions as well as general maintenance of painting and woodwork repairs needed.

I have seen many electrical jobs that are simply a 'rat’s nest' and wonder how a craftsman can do such work.On another issue, I have put together a tool box for each of the three grandchildren, one more to go, for their birthdays. At estate sales I generally look for 'Good' tools to place in these boxes, simply because I can purchase at the right price. I usually have given the grandchildren the boxes in their senior year, lots of fun.— R.S., via emailMaintenance is always a concern. It may be the lack of money, time or finding someone qualified to do the work. I’ve been guilty myself. Great idea on the tool kits! I have done this as well, and try to add a rechargeable electric drill and accessories as part of the kit.Jerry Ludwig is a former contractor and home inspector. He is an Honorary Member of the American Institute of Architects.  or write him at P.O. Box 25510, Rochester, NY 14625. Please include the year your house was built and the town where you live.MICA MEDIA COATING SYSTEMS

Mica Media coating systems involve the application of a standard or moisture-mitigating primer coat followed by one color coat. These coating systems involve the application of a standard or moisture-mitigating primer coat followed by one or two color coats. LIQUID ART COATING SYSTEMS Liquid Art coating systems involve the application of a standard or moisture-mitigating primer coat, a 3-component cementitious color coat, followed by two “metallic” coats into which denatured alcohol is sprayed. Concrete Staining coating systems involve one or more coats of the Eco-CorFlex Industrial Grade Sealer. This 2-component, UV-stable, chemical resistant coating acts like a sealer but requires a one-time application only. The Classic is a solid color floor finish; installation involves the application of a standard or moisture-mitigating primer coat followed by two color coats. Sealing coating systems involve one or more coats of the Eco-CorFlex Industrial Grade Sealer.