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Old 12-19-2022, 09:51 AM
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Note that since you are in the snow belt be aware of one thing. Any epoxy type coating can become extremely slippery in the winter months. Obviously this is only an issue if you have any humidity in the garage but if you plan to open the door for a daily driver it can be a problem. If you have in floor heating, won’t be a concern.
I have epoxy in my shop and it isn’t slippery at all . No sand finish either shiny smooth. But my garage at my house is concrete that has been buffed smooth and you’ll crack your skull if you step on it w any snow on your shoes.
So idk if this holds true at all . Others may have different results but my epoxy foot is smoother and shinier w no slipping at all. Happy to take pics of both surfaces . My concrete floor is deadly slippery w snow .

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