@Alvis Ciritis Cheers Alvis , it’s kind of what I imagined the difference would be.

Am I right in thinking, that if it’s residential and not a large space . You would just grind. And if it’s a larger commercial/Industrial space, you would double down and use both methods if the surface warrants it? Or is it a case by case basis? I think part of my problem is The course that I went on in England and some of the UK YouTube content, uses a different install method. So when I done my course, the steps were - grind - bonding agent - self level - sand - clean - feather - sand - clean - DPM - (some people say put the damp proof down after grind and before self levelling) - primer - mid coat - Top coat (protective coat) Basically I am trying to decide if I should dump what I learned on the course and use a different method. Over all what method do you guys use? PS I like the idea of putting pigment in the DPM and using that as the primer coat. I always wondered why that was not an option in the first place.

Hi Jeremy, really appreciate it. I am actually considering selling product here. For example I am having problems finding suppliers for Metallics that have consistent stock levels and colour ranges etc. However the have now found a Manufacturer who carries 200 colours and is sending me over free samples of the complete range.

Create a weekly plan for yourself and a step by step project plan to hat you follow, so when you do have those bad days, you just look at the plan you created and it takes away the thinking so you can simply go through the motions.

I Really like this. I will definitely do it myself.

What tips or setup would you recommend if it starts to rain in the middle of a flake instillation and you need to keep garage door open to complete the install?

I was thinking of Buying rolling Kneepads like this