Painted Floors
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twobjshelbys
GT Owner
I like those kinds of optical illusions. I wonder if these are the same guy that does the sidewalks. I don't think that bedroom one would be too hangover friendly.
Not 4N
Tungsten GT Owner
I have a product I print to that is 75mm thick and can be used in garages etc. Have done many bars with it for beer companies and currently doing a "chaulk art" for my entranceway at the shop. Exploded asphalt looking down you see a parkade on level 2 with the noses of my cars sticking out and beyond that on the third level is the subway tracks with a train rolling in.
Digital print - only limited by your imagination.
Digital print - only limited by your imagination.
bonehead
GT Owner
fjpikul
GT Owner
75 mm? I think not. I use the metric system every day. I realize you frogs try to fool us Americans a lot , but I think you mean 7.5 mm.
Not 4N
Tungsten GT Owner
sorry about that. We have 75mil and 95mil that we use. Most products are done on 95mil, or 1/10th of an inch, for max. Durability
https://www.bltllc.com/mobile/category.php?CId=142
https://www.bltllc.com/mobile/category.php?CId=142
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Not 4N
Tungsten GT Owner
bonehead
GT Owner
Well this is intriguing.
https://www.bltllc.com/g-floor-vinyl-flooring
Do you have any experience with this as garage flooring, Trent (i.e. appearance, durability, etc)? How's pricing for a standard 2 car garage? PM me if you'd like.
Not 4N
Tungsten GT Owner
Haven't done any garages yet but this product is made for high traffic/wear areas including garages. We work directly with the manufacturer as a print provider in Western Canada. We print directly to 10' wide rolls and can make the graphic any size. Prices vary with volume but a double garage would be about $4,300 for production. Art time is on top of that and something simple like a logo in a patterned background could be done for less than a cupped hundred. The chalk art I am doing is considerably more as I am paying an artist to draw it with chaulk on a small scale & we will shoot it with a decent DSLR.
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gtinmyblood
GT Owner
really an intriguing idea. I would only be worried about heat lifting from hot tires and damage from dropped tools, oil, brake fluid or other chemical drips etc. I have a professionally installed commercial epoxy on my floors now and even that is subject to such damage. No heat lifting but chips from dropped tools or parts and light discolorations from chemicals. I only weld or do heavy work out under the carport area so as to protect the floor. I am interested to see how these come out and hold up.
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