“I've got to give AlphaGarage a huge thanks here for helping me out with this all along from the beginning. Very easy to work with, didn't make me feel like an idiot at any point in the process, even though I'm sure I asked some pretty off-the-wall questions. :) I would not hesitate one bit recommending someone to talk with AlphaGarage about getting set up with a new floor! THANK YOU!!!

I've spilled quite a bit of stuff on it so far, and it's all wiped up with a rag/paper towel. You don't even know how convenient that makes things when you are working on something. To be able to just grab a paper towel and wipe up a mess, instead of having to bust out the kitty litter, dust pan, broom, and all that mess.”

“ The garage floor is finished and one that I can be proud of! I'll be "singing praises" about Wolverine products and their commitment to service for a long time to come.

Once again, thanks and it has been a pleasure doing business with you. ”

“ I've removed two engines and transmissions in my new garage and the Wolverine flooring is holding up well. I've rolled the engine hoist over the floor both with and without an engine and transmission on it, also have rolled floor jack over floor.

Chemicals so far that have no effect have been, gas, engine oil, power steering fluid, atf fluid, coolant, and brake parts cleaner.

Floor looks clean even when it is not due to LiquaTile color and chip color.

Dropping tools on the floor does not seem to do any real damage; they also do not have that loud ring when you drop on regular concrete, sound is quite muffled.”

“ My Wolverine job summation:

Wolverine is definitely by far the highest quality epoxy I have used. And, I have used U-Coat-It (ugh), Rustoleum, Quikrete, and Epoxy Coat. I also helped my brother do his garage with Griot's Garage epoxy. Before any of those, I also did a garage with VCT.

I also must say that the Wolverine is high-tech stuff and the fact that Alpha Garage is there to help with any technical question before and after the sale is a huge benefit. Due to the fact that Wolverine is 100% epoxy and has a relatively short pot-life, the DIYer does have to realize that it takes some more planning and thought to use it than it does using a solvent or water based epoxy. But, it is worth it. And, when you look at cost per mil of coverage, in most cases the Wolverine epoxy is more economical than other brands.”