Tire shine is the #1 fish-eye culprit on residential garages. Check within 6 ft of the door first, every time. Degrease twice, solvent-wipe, then test-patch a 2×2 corner before you blame the kit.

Copper burst shop floor, 1,200 sqft. Heated the slab overnight. Kit paid for itself on this one.

Miami garage, 80% humidity. I almost poured anyway. Did not. Watching Moisture Testing tonight.

Minneapolis basement, March. Slab was 48°F. Brought heaters. Primer still felt tight. Waiting on Rick before I topcoat.

Just finished lesson 2 on system anatomy. Mixing math finally clicked. First garage is on the calendar.

Bought the grinder first. Watching Surface Prep now so I stop guessing grit.

22,000 sqft warehouse, Houston. Moisture test failed on 30% of the slab. Mitigation first, then primer. No delam at 90 days.

Oil-soaked 1-car in Southie. Degreased, ground, still stained. Bid the extra prep. Customer said yes.

Practiced flake broadcast in the driveway on a 4×4 test. Still getting thin spots at the edges.

Basement in Edison read 8 lbs on calcium chloride. Mitigation coat, then primer. Callback count on moisture jobs this year: zero.