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CONCRETE STAIN OR EPOXY for Garage Floors? Best product for concrete floors.

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The presenter highlights the differences in touching up damaged areas. For stains, if small spots peel or are damaged, it is very easy to touch up by simply rolling on a bit more stain. For epoxies, touch-ups are almost impossible because you would need to mix another two-part epoxy kit, which is expensive and often impractical for small repairs. If an epoxy peels, it typically results in a permanent spot.

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just to do a little touchup. Now, uh, stain, if you get little spots here or there that, uh, peel up or whatever, they're very easy to stain. You just have a little bit bit of extra or go down, buy another gallon, and just roll a little bit on that spot. So, very convenient for touch-ups and uh, with a stain. And some of those are a couple of the differences between the two of them. We typically I stains are really good for say uh a laundry room that doesn't have any flooring in it. Actually in my house, my laundry room is a concrete floor and I just stained it with a solid color stain. I don't want to go to the whole expense of using an epoxy in my laundry room floor versus a stain. Stain just roll it on. Easy to apply. So th those are some of the difference between

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