zkx14
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slo morning here...
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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It sure is, sunshine has drove everyone out the there shops i bet, breakfast was good this sunny day
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
That looks great! Far better than that grapefruit and oatmeal crap I had!
zkx14
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Just coffee for me so far...
Hey, just saw on news your Gubner is dumping the mask and distance rules. Will you still wear a mask in the van?
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
I ALWAYS wear a mask in the van! Makes a positive ID more difficult!Just coffee for me so far...
Hey, just saw on news your Gubner is dumping the mask and distance rules. Will you still wear a mask in the van?
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Just be careful, people are much better identifying each other with masks now. Have been doing it for a year now....
dukeboy440
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There’s ways to fool that
Just looking out for van drivers in general.
Well, you could be right ,but yours is burning the stuff I had off (wish I had your breakfast to be honest) now I need to burn all that off
Great. Let it cure for at least 60 days. But you will still have to etch it.
Depends on how it was finished....IMO. Hard smooth, or smooth, or..............
Power trowel.
It's smooth never going to have a bunch of grease or oil on the floor. I've never painted a garage floor and not sure if I will or not, on the fence.
Unconventional
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I left that part of the process to the professionals
. Made and shipped it, hauled it, pumped it, dug up other people's mistakes. If it took more than a hand float and trowel and edger, send for the pros 
Unconventional
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My kinda concrete finishing back in da day
Concwete. I know a guy that pronounces it that way. Makes me laugh!
zkx14
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Craigs floor is unused, but I believe well past the cure time needed. A quick acid rinse should give plenty of adhesion. When we did the maintenance shop floors at my one site, they were old and oil soaked. Beyond where even etching would help. First did multiple rounds of degreaser. Then had a contractor sand it with a diamond grit disk. I think we still acid washed it before epoxy.
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Oh man that ain’t right, I got peanut butter toast.
Unconventional
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The outfit I worked for when I was an apprentice, concrete paving was their thing. At the time, they were the first paving crew to pave 1 mile 48 feet wide in 8 hours. That's about 9500 cu yds of concrete. I never got to play with the paving machine except to help put it together a couple of times. But I sent them 1600 yards of concrete per day on the paving project I did with them, that was the little paving plant and on a widening job.
All caught up! Back to work. 4 more hours left. Then back to my shop for 4 days. Parts store computer is getting easier to cipher..
thats what I had for lunch yesterday, or was that brunch.. have a good day
oh man, I can relate, that is a bunch of road in 8 hours. Have a gem of a day
alright , you are on the home stretch, enjoy your 4 days TJ
That’s what she said.
Got my new phone. It is downloading all my apps now. Got to love phone set up. I need to dig out my passwords. I'm sure I'll need them to get a lot of stuff to work.
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