How do you etch the garage floor?
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Rustoleum suggests using there etch system for the system. I choose the seal krete etch and clean at 1:1 ratio. Worked pefectly... just follow directions but change the ratios......and clean clean clean....
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Use a utility knife and go around the edges of the knock out piece you want then use a plier to take it out bending it back and forth. I didn't know how to do it either and had a tile guy show me how to do it. ; ) It works perfectly that way.
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I used a Speedwheel Grout Sealer and Stain applicator. It's basically a plastic bottle with a small wheel attached to it. The wheel was about the same width as my grout and it worked really well.
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I used drywall / contractors glue. It worked great. Get the quick dry. I also painted them first. Too messy to spray paint in the house.
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I was using this in my basement, I did two coats of the basement epoxy in grey with the flakes, then put a coat of clear down, then topped with a sanded coat of the clear. From what it says you can use it as a top coat or a sanded coat. It does not come with the acid etch solution. I did not etch the basement, just made sure there was no sealer on the cement.
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Lay it on a hard surface such as concrete, use a straight edge and cut with a box cutter . You will have to put pressure on the edge to smash it so you get an even cut.
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A hacksaw works well. Use KY or silicone spray to lube as you push it on door after cutting Good product!
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Using the template included (helps to tape all templates together as one piece), drill holes the width of the mounting pins with a concrete drill bit (helps if you have a hammerdrill feature on your drill). Squeeze fast-cure exterior silicone caulk into the hole (may use a flat toothpick to get it in) and then press the numbers in (with pins already attached to numbers).
879431
Just slide a screwdriver or knife under the edge. New pad will pop in. Slide new pad under one of the plastic prongs and push. Love the Turbo Scratcher!
71246
I think we used a rubber mallet and hammered it out...from the bottom....good luck ..
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We used Magic Acid to etch the surface first then sprayed two coats on. Muratic Acid is more harsh Magic Acid does the same job and you can handle it without gloves.
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I just used some construction adhesive and put some clear caulking around. It worked great.
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Actually, you have two methods. You can always use a hammer drill to drill holes in cement. Then use a lead insert in the hole to give your screw some threads. Personally, I wouldn't drill in cement because if water gets in and freezes it expands and breaks the cement up over a few seasons. I would simply mount the entire Kick Away centered on a piece of plywood 14 by 22 inches. I used half inch plywood. Then I cut two strips of wood 3/4 inch or thicker that are 22 inches long. I mounted both strips on the bottom of the plywood along the edges of the larger 22 inch plywood to keep the unit off the cement. I then put 4 rubber feet, one on each corner to keep the Kick Away from moving during use and to keep the wood drier off the cement to avoid rot. The large plywood is cut larger than the Kick Away so you can stand ONE foot on the plywood and clean the other foot. Then switch feet. Use mine every morning following our 2 mile walk. Still outside on our cement driveway in front of one of the parked cars and the garage door. Kick Away is holding up just fine. Might have to rebuild the wood base I describe because I didn't paint the plywood.
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You don't. It almost looks etched. Would have to paint over it or sand it off.
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I use an x acto knife to cut the resin behind the terminals on the stripping. Then you can bend at the cut and peel off to end of strip to solder.
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No, you need a wet cutter bit to do that, They are costly so you may want to check out the tile supply outlets or a rental yard.
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I paid a guy $40 to do it with proper tools.( "Dent Whisperer") However there are videos on youtube where they do it with Toothpaste! Don't get this stuff it does not work.