Epoxy coating my workshop floor
This was one of the major makeovers I did on small(ish) woodworking workshop – epoxy-coating the raw-concrete floor.
I was a big job – a couple of days cleaning, a couple more to make sure it dried properly (it was winter) – and a whole week of cure time before I rolled the workbenches and cars back in.
There were things I could have done better – and probably would/will when/if I get the chance to do this again in another workshop.
But, in the end, I was very happy with the result. It’s great to look at, easy to clean and way better than raw concrete.
After nearly a year of use, the only flaws now appearing seem to be where the car tyres sit stationary – eight blackening patches that won’t come off – plus brown stains where air-conditioner drips mix with sawdust, but these will scrub off with effort.
Total cost for this makeover was about $240 – plus several trips to the chiropractor 😉
Make-n-Do is the CONTACT Editor’s personal ‘playlist’ on the CONTACT YouTube Channel, where the philosophy is making do with the tools and materiel I have and making and doing as an escape from the computer (though, ironically, the video making then ties me to the computer for almost as many hours as I spent Make-n-Do in the shed 
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Also on the CONTACT YouTube Channel…
- Military News – hundreds of military-news videos
- The Making of CONTACT – an editor’s-eye-view of story selection, page layouts and more
- Shots from the Editor’s Desk – infotainment loosely relevant to CONTACT publishing
- Mavic Pro – non-military missions with the CONTACT drone
- Make-n-Do – shots from the editor’s shed
- Personal vlogs – grandkids, holidays, personal time – like a YouTube vlogger
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