All over insta there's hundreds of companies upload freshly poured metallic floors. They sure look sweet right after the pour, but I even reached out to couple companies to see if they have a footage of how those look like after a while, cause that's what my main concern is. Nobody ever got back to me on this. Does anyone have at least pictures of close up high traffic areas of these floors? I mean a year later even, the older the better really. I honestly would never recommend anyone these floors, unless it's a showroom, but only from the practical side of things, at the end of the day if the customer wants it, I'm just doing my due diligence to make sure they are aware of consequences . What's your take on it ?

Just curious if there's people from up North, to see where you guys order products from

I’ve been installing flake floors for 3 yrs now and I have a really good 3 man crew and I am still baffled by the idea of properly prepping a floor with stem walls and coating / broadcasting all before lunch waiting a couple hours and scraping and top coat one day … can anyone explain what makes this possible and still produce quality???

I’ve never done coves and this customer really wants them done. What products do y’all recommend and if you have a nice tutorial link I would appreciate it! Or any tips and tricks too! They also have these nasty cracks/holes. What would be the best way to fix those?

What are some of yall's strategies to work around snow/cold days? If it's a garage do you have a specific way you cover the garage door so no snow comes in? Do you just stop offering these kind of jobs and stick to interior? What recommendations do you tell your clients?