Concrete Floor Sealer Legacy Industrial 

Jeff, The shop is starting to look really nice...

Can’t wait Jeff luv ur stuff!

Beautiful building!

Extremely Good Point On the Matte Finish. A friend of mine just got his shop finished and started his projects in it. He has that Nice, Beautiful, Super Shiny black & white checker epoxy floor (beyond expensive) and was helping him move things around. Your feet slip n slide all the place pushing a cherry picker around. All the casters on all his tools (and dollies) had to be replaced with nylon wheels, and he spent so much money on that floor he's scared to do what he used to do in his old shop. He said if he could of done it all over again, he woulda done something like you did here. If you scratch it, you can fix it yourself. It's cheap, so you don't see $$$$ flying out of your wallet when you pick up the grinder or plasma torch. Good Vid, and the new place is looking sweet man.

What a Shop.. Floor sealer looks like a good product. Ive been looking for something for my OLD concrete floor and was shying away from paint.. Great Job so far..

New shop is looking great. Can't wait to see you guys in there working on cars!

You know, I haven't even thought of a sealer! Hmmm

I sealed the floor of my garage and really feel like it was the right decision. The price was right, it wasn't hard to do, and it worked.

I wish I had some land to build a shop like that! Looks like a great place to wrench.

Short N sweet.. I've got enough grease and oil soaked into my floor it's pretty hydrophobic ;)... Keep it up..

Love your show. From Connecticut

Glad you got past covid. Thanks for the show

Good video info, don’t forget to include info on ur lift and setting up ur equipment. 👍💪

Grate show

I'm not a fan of painted floors either. For my last project, I used a concrete stain to dress things up a little before applying the sealer. Very happy with the combination so far.

15 years ago I did a Valspar floor paint & within a couple years the sun turned it pea green in color. It was dangerously slippery for my wife & kids. My current shop has no paint or sealer & I prefer it that way. The concrete absorbs some of the water or snow melt vs staying on top & potentially being a slip & hip replacement (haha). Your choice is the only way I would consider going for a floor covering that’s a working shop like yours is!

I can't believe you made the Seinfeld comment I immediately thought about that the moment you said it😄😄😄

Just purchased 5 gallons for 1920sq ft for newly poured concrete. I’ll let you know how it goes.

Hey Jeff I didn't know you were a plumber. LOL Good video.

Hey Jeff! Looking good! That is quite a nice size shop. Where is Cam when all this work is going on? Take care be safe and Blessings and cheers from Motown.

Hows the back after all that leaning over?

It's coming along nicely. Are you planning on insulating the shop? I have a metal roof and it was pretty hot this past summer. I'm considering spray foam insulation for the roof. My walls are wood studs with T1 11 siding, so that can wait.

I cant get rid of my efflorescence..any tips?

How were your wrists the next day after caulking.

A step down in the concrete only real way to go to stop water

How big a building?

Cheerios

Shrinkage🤣🤣

Oily, greasy floor...naaa, it's called patina