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<blockquote data-quote="CobraBob" data-source="post: 16491884" data-attributes="member: 6727"><p>So I had a local company come out yesterday to give me a quote on a Polyaspartic coating. He tested the moisture content of my concrete and it was below normal. He said it was really my choice as far as adding a moisture barrier. The barrier would add another $800 to the job. Since I'm below normal, I'm leaning towards not doing the barrier. That put me at 4.75 a sq. ft. The company I chose has a high rating, which is a plus. I don't want to choose a company that I'm not comfortable with. They will use a floor grinder on the entire surface, and fill any interior chips and cracks.</p><p></p><p>I have a question, though. My concrete extends out beyond the garage door by about 3-4 inches. I have the option of taking the coating to the edge of asphalt driveway or to the edge of the garage door. The exterior floor extension does have a couple of larger chips. Here's a pic. The dark line is where the garage door comes down. There is a filler (sealer patch) strip where the asphalt meets the concrete. Opinions either way? It is possible that I might re-do the driveway (asphalt) in 1-3 years. It presently has a cut all the way across where a contractor had to remove a 10 ft. section to dig down and install drain pipes. Then that section was re-applied and the joiner strip added. I've never liked how it looks.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]1663165[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>Photo showing the jointer strip.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1663166[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CobraBob, post: 16491884, member: 6727"] So I had a local company come out yesterday to give me a quote on a Polyaspartic coating. He tested the moisture content of my concrete and it was below normal. He said it was really my choice as far as adding a moisture barrier. The barrier would add another $800 to the job. Since I'm below normal, I'm leaning towards not doing the barrier. That put me at 4.75 a sq. ft. The company I chose has a high rating, which is a plus. I don't want to choose a company that I'm not comfortable with. They will use a floor grinder on the entire surface, and fill any interior chips and cracks. I have a question, though. My concrete extends out beyond the garage door by about 3-4 inches. I have the option of taking the coating to the edge of asphalt driveway or to the edge of the garage door. The exterior floor extension does have a couple of larger chips. Here's a pic. The dark line is where the garage door comes down. There is a filler (sealer patch) strip where the asphalt meets the concrete. Opinions either way? It is possible that I might re-do the driveway (asphalt) in 1-3 years. It presently has a cut all the way across where a contractor had to remove a 10 ft. section to dig down and install drain pipes. Then that section was re-applied and the joiner strip added. I've never liked how it looks. [ATTACH=full]1663165[/ATTACH] Photo showing the jointer strip. [ATTACH=full]1663166[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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