<VV> SHOP FLOORS revisited

[N2VZD at aol.com]

well, the indestructible floor in my shop is living up to  expectations.  the 
only drawback so far, is the nonskid surface i had put  on,(it was MY idea, a 
carbide grit surface)  it is a touch too coarse ,  making cleanup a real 
challenge.  but wet shoes do not slip on it! I  think  it was well worth the 
expense to do it like this.My wife agrees,  because of a nasty spill she took on a 
painted smooth floor in a building  similar to ours. a drop of oil goes a long 
way on a smooth floor.
the industrial ,professionally installed, epoxy finish takes a lot of abuse  
without showing any digs or scratches yet. next, i need to  devise a safe  and 
simple way to clean it.
just to comment on stuff we discussed way back when i was having the  
building put up.
i am still very happy with it , and the local corvair club gets to enjoy it  
some also.
regards, tim colson



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