Has anyone tried using Waterborn Epoxy floor covering? Since it is resistant to oils, battery acid, transmission fluids, greases, antifreeze, and all the nasty elements that cars dish out it should last forever on a slot car track (?) I ask because I just want to spend money wisely adn I don't like doing things over and over. Seems to me that if just spraying a cleaner down and wiping it off will clean a track spotless and it won't hurt the integrity of the surface than it should be given soem extra thought even if the price is high, it's a one shot lay it down once and forget about it finished forever kinda surface. I know that our local Ford Dealer has the stuff on his garage floors and it's awesome! You can literally powerwash the floors and they look great dn are so clean you could literally eat sandwiches off of it and never worry about any bad things on your food. It stays squeeky clean and shiny all of the time. If oil gets on it or even antifreeze or grese it just comes right off. IF it does work I'd like to know and if for some reason it does NOT work I would seriously like to know in advance. I'm planning on using it on my first routed track...
http://www.originalcolorchips.com/st...m3pumuff9kl6i4
http://www.originalcolorchips.com/st...m3pumuff9kl6i4
Comment