Pic - The Car and the New Flooring
#16
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Great looking floor! Did the same four years ago. It holds up very well; get yourself a garage mop.
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#17
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All,
Thanks for the comments. For those who are interested, contact Aaron at Raceway Tile:
http://www.racewaytile.com/
Best,
Tim
Thanks for the comments. For those who are interested, contact Aaron at Raceway Tile:
http://www.racewaytile.com/
Best,
Tim
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I shouldn't do this:
"Cement" is the powder (Portland Cement) that goes into making concrete along with numerous other things such as water, sand, aggregate, etc. It is essentially analagous to flour in bread. You can no more toast a slice of flour than you can have a cement floor.![hiha](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/roflmao.gif)
Sorry
(yes, I'm an engineer)
"Cement" is the powder (Portland Cement) that goes into making concrete along with numerous other things such as water, sand, aggregate, etc. It is essentially analagous to flour in bread. You can no more toast a slice of flour than you can have a cement floor.
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Sorry
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