Q about garage floor and lighting
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EPOXY grout for sure...No grout sealer will last as long or will be able to keep out all garage chemicals. I highly recommend Latapoxy 2000 (http://www.laticrete.com/DoItYourself/Products/EpoxyGrout/tabid/224/Default.aspx)..I know this product well and it is GREAT stuff.
As for the tile cracking that is usually due to bad coverage or transfer to the back of the tile. Please use a premium thinnest mortar. Cheep mortar is exactly what you pay for. Laticrete also makes a few good ones.
If you need assistance PM me I can help with most any tile project in most US city’s.
As for the tile cracking that is usually due to bad coverage or transfer to the back of the tile. Please use a premium thinnest mortar. Cheep mortar is exactly what you pay for. Laticrete also makes a few good ones.
If you need assistance PM me I can help with most any tile project in most US city’s.
Last edited by JP-S-St.Louis; Mar 10, 2007 at 12:45 PM.
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Originally Posted by JP-S-St.Louis
EPOXY grout for sure...No grout sealer will last as long or will be able to keep out all garage chemicals.
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Originally Posted by carguygarage
Just be aware that it's not easy to work with, once you mix it, you've got about 20 minutes before it becomes too thick to apply.
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