Sealer for Concrete Floor

[Paul_NJ]

Finally had a concrete floor poured in my bank barn! Now, I can move my Cub from it's home alongside the table saw upstairs. I understand sealing the concrete will give it some resistance to oil, dirt, etc. Can anyone recommend a product they are happy with? Thanks

[Jeff Silvey]

Paul:
Thats looks great . Were the boys sore after pouring concrete
Why don't you epoxy paint your floor Just a idea.
Jeff

[Don McCombs]

Paul,

I used Thompson's Clear Multi Surface Sealer on my garage floor and I'm very happy with the results. Any time I get an oil drip, Simple Green cleans it right up. About 12 bucks a gallon at Walmart.

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

I can't reccomned a selaer, but form posts I have read on other sites, it neds to cure for a few months before sealing.

[ljw]

Paul, nice pics. I hope you're doing OK. I love those stone walls. Did you pour piers to rest the uprights on? It's first class. Larry

[John(videodoc)]

I used an epoxy paint from Menards, the kind with chips that you can throw into it. So its just not that dull gray color. It was $50 for a kit, little expensive, but i woulnt have done anything else in my wood shop. John

here is a link to some pictures of the woodshop, notice the floor.

http://s16.photobucket.com/albums/b46/v ... 202005-06/

[Steve Butram]

Paul, I would recomend a sealant that is resistant to gas. I used a water based sealant on my floor in my shop made by Thopsons . Had a motorcycle leak some gas the sealant pealed up . Let me recomend that you ask the concrete contractor for a sealant he may be able to get you a contractor discount that is used in industrial application . Also the concrete supplier may be able to recomend a sealant for your application.