Tom,

I'm kind of going on blind faith on this one! I don't really know too much
about it. It is a clear epoxy that can be spread directly on the sub
flooring. After the epoxy is spread, (I think they actually spray it down)
material such as rock chips or other "stuff" is put on the surface, then
more epoxy is put over the top. The amount of epoxy on top of the "stuff"
determines how "grippy" the final surface is. I have some samples and they
really are tough and flexible. I've tried abusing them in various ways by
repeatedly flexing them and by scratching them with metal objects. They
look great! Durability is an important issue with me since I will be living
full time with wife and two large dogs. My only hesitation has been that
the glossy surface is a urethane coating, easily re-applied, but I wonder
how often. I went to a store that had this type of floor applied 2 years
ago, looked good! I'll post pictures of it when it's done.

Dan burwink@fuse.net
 

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>Dan Burwinkel wrote:
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>> Hey all,
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>> As I mentioned in a previous post, been awfully busy at work! Hope to start
>> finding more time again, but probably not in the real near future. Haven't
>> even had time to do more than pull the machine washable stuff out of my new
>> to me A/S! I have discovered that the floor is completely rotten around the
>> entrance and in the bathroom of my coach. So bad I could stick my finger
>> right through the floor with little resistance. I begged for a day off to
>> work on it, hope it only takes a day to finish the floor!
>>
>> After I replace the floor, a friend is going to do an epoxy floor covering
>> for us with granite flakes. My construction buddies say it is the most
>> durable thing going. It's flexible and light too!
>>
>> We hope to come to Dayton and would like to park with the VAC folks. We are
>> not yet members of the WBCCI, but understand that we can somehow get into
>> the rally and the WBCCI with a sponsor at the rally. Would anyone be
>> interested in doing this for us?
>>
>> Is there a caravan coming through Cincinnati that we could follow to the
>> Rally? Going to Dayton from here is no big deal, but we thought it could be
>> allot more fun to enter in a group!