1993 Cobra Registry

I contacted a local epoxy contractor and gave him a challenge... I told him I wanted an epoxy floor that would look like WATER!  We brainstormed a bit and he did some research and came up with a plan... He used a floor grinder to grind the new slab. This helps with adhesion. Next was filling blemishes and cracks followed by a jet-black primer. The primer was sanded once cured and then the artist came alive in Paul (my contractor)... He used blue metallic epoxy and a little bit of silver metallic that he created random patterns in by using a squeegee, a roller and a leaf blower. This was allowed to cure for many days followed by another round of sanding and then a clear polyurethane top coat.


I got home yesterday and got the cars back in the garage... I filmed this video with my iPad using iMovie today:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML7q0GV5LBQ


If anyone in the DFW area needs a good epoxy floor guy at a reasonable price, contact Paul at:


Paul?s Custom Floors ? Flooring Company, Custom Floors | Fort Worth, TX


I set up my GoPro on time lapse when the guys were doing the color base-coat:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cC1R-wYFfjQ

That's cool.

Very nice floor. Although with that background music on your video, I expected Moses to show up and part the Red Sea.

Z282SLO wrote:Very nice floor. Although with that background music on your video, I expected Moses to show up and part the Red Sea.

Funny!

I teach martial arts and I use that song as part of a mix during my EPIC YOGA workout!

Looks great!!!

So awesome!

Thanks guys!

If anyone hasn't played with iMovie for iPad, it's a good download. My kids turned me onto it. I filmed the whole video and did all the editing right on my iPad. It's quite the nice little app.

That is awesome. Love the floor. Love the garage. Love the collection.


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93Cobra#2771 wrote:That is awesome. Love the floor. Love the garage. Love the collection.


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Thank you sir! It is nice to finally have space for the toys. It is my little museum.

Ha, ya, very cool.

So curious, what was it per square foot for that coating? Still need to get mine done!

buddha wrote:Ha, ya, very cool.

So curious, what was it per square foot for that coating? Still need to get mine done!

I never discuss prices, but I'll say it wasn't cheap. Having said that, you get what you pay for. I dig it.

Goose17 wrote:

buddha wrote:Ha, ya, very cool.

So curious, what was it per square foot for that coating? Still need to get mine done!

I never discuss prices, but I'll say it wasn't cheap. Having said that, you get what you pay for. I dig it.

Ya, that's why I asked per square foot and not the end price.

Whose product did they use?

buddha wrote:

Goose17 wrote:

buddha wrote:Ha, ya, very cool.

So curious, what was it per square foot for that coating? Still need to get mine done!

I never discuss prices, but I'll say it wasn't cheap. Having said that, you get what you pay for. I dig it.

Ya, that's why I asked per square foot and not the end price.

Whose product did they use?

Here is the stuff they put down:

Canada, eh? Thanks.

Looks to be only a handful of distributors in the US.

before and after of the new indianapolis based shop for AJ Foyt racing and conor daly's 4 car for the verizon indycar series. we did this last week during the pri show.