I need to get a better camera! I was inspired by Andy's floors and finally got a customer that wanted one. Floor: 2 base coats of TF with 3oz sypp black. Troweled 2oz Desert Beige 50/50 TF/Micro in three foot strips then broomed and stratigically placed knot holes. Tile scribed random 6in and 5in boards (Tip from uncle Doug....get on this asap or it makes for a long day). Sanded surface with 100 screens. 2:1 CSS on random boards to keep the lighter colors prior to acid. 2 coats of CS Black acid. Neutralize and let dry. Those random boards that were lighter got another coat of tinted CSS (Sherman Williams 877 umber and a touch of rfr gunmetal and coffee). First coat of WCS was HVLP sprayed then next two coats applied with micro fiber pad. Three coats of Primea floor finish.
Tops: 3/4in plywood that had 1x3 boards screwed to the edge to keep epoxy from rolling off edge. Owner did this and had terrible gaps between top and side boards. Wood filled the edges then sanded the entire tops. Epoxy with Cab-o-sil and a touch of gunmetal to seal all the screw holes in the tops. Immediately after that coat applied UV-1 with gunmetal as base. Streaked Coffee and Charcoal (dripped off of plastic spoon). Rolled surface with texture roller. Sanded and applied urethane. Owner is edging with wood and doing some sort of rock face to the bar and fireplace. Will get finished pictures later.
