Rola-trac
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Joined: Sep 2014
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From: lake havasu city arizona
somewhere around $3000 as I remember.So I did what you did, washed it then applied a sealer, whatever because I work in my garage, spill stuff, drop stuff and leave tires marks from the heat. I did fill in the expansion joints thou so I could roll over them on my low chair
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Joined: Jun 2017
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From: Amarillo TX
The problem I've had with Race Deck is that dirt, etc. falls thru the openings in the decking and you end up with a dirty floor underneath. I'm happiest with concrete epoxy that I can apply myself. Only caveat is beware when it gets wet...not good in humid parts of the country!
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Surprise, Az
Ants. One of the problems with kind of flooring is vermin like ants can set up colonies underneath. When I bought my Arizona house I went with epoxy instead. The issuewith epoxy is moisture coming up through the floor, in Arizone it isn't much of a problem. In Seattle it was more so.