Garage Flooring - PDC Coatings. The Man Cave: 10 Ultimate Garage Man Cave Ideas - PDC Coatings. Posted at 14:26h in Garage by pdccoatings Every man should have a man cave. It’s the one place in the house reserved just for you, your friends, and your favorite pastimes. Whether it’s the room you go to for work, some quiet contemplation or – more likely – it’s the place you use for cheering on your favorite team and hanging out with the guys, you can use the following 10 man cave ideas to help make this place something special…or atleast dream about. Man Cave Furniture Obviously, your man cave needs some furniture.
We recommend looking for a combination of character and low maintenance. A solid man cave couch is also a requirement. And if you have the space, invest in a nice chair for yourself. Man Cave Refrigerator This is a 100% must, as uou won’t be able to stay in your favorite room for long if you don’t have a man cave refrigerator. Man Cave Bar If you really want to take things to the next level, get a man cave bar. Man Cave Flooring Man Cave Signs Man Cave Memorabilia & Décor Comments. The Best Garage Floor Coating for your Money - PDC Coatings. If you’re in the market for the best garage floor coating for your residential or commercial garage, it’s important you understand what your options are and which one will be the best for your needs. Why a Warranty Is So Important We’ve brought this up before, but it bears repeating: warranties for garage floor concrete coating installations are important.
They’re so important, in fact, that we don’t think any option should be considered the best garage floor coating on the market – or anywhere close – if it doesn’t come with a warranty. There’s simply too much at risk when installing coatings to not have a warranty to protect your investment. Different Types of Floor Coatings and Their Prices Let’s look at the more common forms of floor coatings and estimates of what you might end up spending for them. Waterborne Epoxy Paint – This is the type of option that most people use for DIY applications. Now, let’s talk about DIY coatings for your garage. Be Careful with DIY Garage Coatings Comments. Top Flooring Options for Pet Resorts & Veterinarian Clinics - PDC Coatings. Posted at 17:44h in Epoxy, Polyurea by pdccoatings If you run a pet resort or veterinarian clinic, it’s important that you understand your flooring options. After all, every business needs a floor, but yours is under a specific type of duress.
Below, we’re going to explore the best flooring options for pet-friendly companies, so you’ll be better ready to make a good decision. Vinyl While it’s not one of the more popular flooring options, vinyl is one of the newer ones we’re beginning to see at veterinarian clinics. If you’ve never seen it in person, a vinyl floor feels a lot like plastic. The main reason veterinarians like vinyl floors for their offices is because of how easy they are to clean. However, while vinyl is very affordable – another benefit – it doesn’t hold up for very long. Ceramic Tile Next on our list of flooring options for veterinarians is ceramic tile. The biggest selling point for most veterinarians is that ceramic tile doesn’t stain and is very easy to clean. Polyurea. Why a Warranty for Your Garage Floor Concrete Coatings Installation Is a Must - PDC Coatings.
22 Mar Why a Warranty for Your Garage Floor Concrete Coatings Installation Is a Must Posted at 22:30h in Warranty by pdccoatings Every year, countless people all over the country will decide to install concrete coatings in their garage, shop or warehouse for any number of different reasons. One of these will almost certainly be that they are renowned for their durability. Even if your garage doesn’t put up with the wear and tear of heavy machinery every single day, most types of store-bought concrete coatings won’t hold their own for more than a couple of years before the chipping and peeling begins to show it’s face.
Because of this fact, so few concrete coatings are able to provide any type of warranty at all, and here are some tips as to why you should really look closely at the ones that do, because not doing so could come back to haunt you in a big way. Concrete Coatings Installation is no easy task This is an important distinction to make. Don’t Take the Material for Granted Comments. Polyurea Flooring vs. Epoxy Flooring: What's the Difference? - PDC Coatings. 22 Mar Polyurea Flooring vs. Epoxy Flooring: What’s the Difference? Posted at 21:36h in Epoxy, Polyurea by pdccoatings In the market for a coating for your concrete floor? Two of the best options available are epoxy flooring and polyurea flooring. Below, we’ll introduce and compare the two to help you with your decision. What Is Epoxy? There are actually many different types of epoxy.
Waterborne Epoxy PaintHigh Solids EpoxyClear Epoxy or Polyurethane Top CoatsPremium Multi-Coat Epoxy System Some of these are used in tandem with one another, too. There is also quite the discrepancy where price is concerned, as well. In any case, a general definition for epoxy may be that it is a seamless flooring system made from a combination of hardeners and resins. Epoxy has become quite popular for everything from home garages to commercial warehouses and much more. What Is Polyurea? Next, let’s talk about polyurea, which is probably the one people are far less familiar with.
Comments comments. 4 Metallic Epoxy Flooring DIY Pitfalls to Avoid - PDC Coatings. 22 Mar 4 Metallic Epoxy Flooring DIY Pitfalls to Avoid Posted at 20:55h in DIY, Epoxy by pdccoatings Installing your own garage or shop floor comes with a number of advantages. A big one is that you can apply a metallic epoxy coating to give your floor a beautiful, professional look. This is why metallic epoxy flooring DIY projects have become so popular in recent years for both professional and personal installations.
Nonetheless, you still need to be careful about taking on this kind of project. What may seem like an easy task may be anything but that, and unfortunately you’ll never get the best results using store-bought products that are only designed to last a year or two before the chipping and peeling begins, leaving you wishing you’d hired a professional using dealer-grade product to complete the job. But for some, your heart is set on doing it yourself, and for that we still have some advice to get you started! Cracks, Debris and Other Signs of Trouble Proper Foundation Preparation.