How to best protect a new polyaspartic coated garage floor up north this winter?

I'll post a couple of photos on Saturday before I move my cars and gear back into the garage.

ford fanatic said:

So many variables here. Chances are it was a different product, maybe the slab had moisture and more than likely it wasn't prepped correctly.

Polyaspartic is a top of the line coating theses days, coupled with a diamond grind prep, it's not going to "flake".

A lot of pros and cons to doing porcelain, it's not for everybody. Lots of good information here...
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Yes, my install crew is doing a diamond grind prep. It should produce much dust thankfully because they use an attached collection bag.

specracer said:

Yup, I was commenting on your OP. I hope the rep suggests, its durable enough, and fully intended to handle the slush. We sadly are both in N.E. Winter sucks!

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I will definitely talk to my sales rep about maintenance. I expect he'll tell me not to worry about slush over the winter, and just clean/spray the floor in the spring.

What’s this slushy stuff?

I'll post a couple of photos on Saturday before I move my cars and gear back into the garage.

Tifosi2003GT said:

Any info on that box? love the look and how clean it is. thanks!

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You're talking about the yellow cabinets correct? Not sure. It might be Contur Cabinets. I did a google image search to find more info about it.

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03cobra#694 said:

What’s this slushy stuff?

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Let's not go there, Brad. LOL. This is when I'd love to be living on the Florida west coast.

quad said:

You're talking about the yellow cabinets correct? Not sure. It might be Contur Cabinets. I did a google image search to find more info about it.

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Those are nice cabinets. Mine are, well, cheap interior cabinets. But they get the job done.