Agreed, I've been in the floor covering business all my life and fancy is not functional. The only thing I would consider is adding dye to the concrete in the mixing phase Before it's poured.

I had my floor done with a poly-urethane epoxy. Not quite as strong as a poly-aspartic, but almost 1/10th the cost. There is a clear coating over it to protect the colour coat and when that gets scratched up, I can buzz it with the sander and place another clear coat over the top.

It's only a few months old so is still hardening. The dragging the trolly jack around has put a few scratches int eh clear. I have the stang up on stands at the moment so it'll be interesting to see if that leaves any marks. I have been driging on it since about 2 weeks after it was done.

My mate has a concrete grinding/coating business and wanted to try some stuff, so volunteered my shed. The price was right ;)

I still haven't moved all my stuff over from my old man's shed, so it hasn't been subjected to welding and grinding just yet so I'll be keen to see how it stands up.

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