34 years since I painted the garage floor. Doing a bit of cleaning and
tidying - and the floor is giving lots of dust where the paint has long
worn away.
Not bothered about cosmetics especially - what is the cheapest solution?

On 08/08/2020 14:18, JohnP wrote:
34 years since I painted the garage floor. Doing a bit of cleaning and
tidying - and the floor is giving lots of dust where the paint has long
worn away.
Not bothered about cosmetics especially - what is the cheapest solution?

I guess that would be dilute PVA (or better, SBA). But if you want it to
last, then the cheapest floor paint. After washing and then hoovering
once dry.

newshound Wrote in message:
On 08/08/2020 14:18, JohnP wrote:
34 years since I painted the garage floor. Doing a bit of cleaning and
tidying - and the floor is giving lots of dust where the paint has long
worn away.
Not bothered about cosmetics especially - what is the cheapest solution?

I guess that would be dilute PVA (or better, SBA). But if you want it to
last, then the cheapest floor paint. After washing and then hoovering
once dry.


ITYM SBR ?
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On 08/08/2020 14:18, JohnP wrote:
34 years since I painted the garage floor. Doing a bit of cleaning and
tidying - and the floor is giving lots of dust where the paint has long
worn away.
Not bothered about cosmetics especially - what is the cheapest solution?

Pour some neat SBR on to it, and sweep it all over with a soft
(disposable!) broom or mop.


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On Saturday, 8 August 2020 14:18:37 UTC+1, JohnP wrote:
34 years since I painted the garage floor. Doing a bit of cleaning and
tidying - and the floor is giving lots of dust where the paint has long
worn away.
Not bothered about cosmetics especially - what is the cheapest solution?

PVA, SBR, bitumen, oil based paint leftovers mixed together etc.


NT

Ignore it!

I guess you could do all sorts of things, all of which could prepare it to
be repainted, but in the meantime would create more dust than if you left
it. Brian

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34 years since I painted the garage floor. Doing a bit of cleaning and
tidying - and the floor is giving lots of dust where the paint has long
worn away.
Not bothered about cosmetics especially - what is the cheapest solution?

Have you ever tried to vacuum a concrete floor? Its dusty again straight
away in my experience.
Brian

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o.uk...
On 08/08/2020 14:18, JohnP wrote:
34 years since I painted the garage floor. Doing a bit of cleaning and
tidying - and the floor is giving lots of dust where the paint has long
worn away.
Not bothered about cosmetics especially - what is the cheapest solution?

I guess that would be dilute PVA (or better, SBA). But if you want it to
last, then the cheapest floor paint. After washing and then hoovering once
dry.

On 08/08/2020 18:34, Jimk wrote:
newshound Wrote in message:
On 08/08/2020 14:18, JohnP wrote:
34 years since I painted the garage floor. Doing a bit of cleaning and
tidying - and the floor is giving lots of dust where the paint has long
worn away.
Not bothered about cosmetics especially - what is the cheapest solution?

I guess that would be dilute PVA (or better, SBA). But if you want it to
last, then the cheapest floor paint. After washing and then hoovering
once dry.


ITYM SBR ?

Correct, finger trouble

Brian Gaff (Sofa) wrote

Have you ever tried to vacuum a concrete floor?

Yep

Its dusty again straight away in my experience.

Mine isnt.

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On 08/08/2020 14:18, JohnP wrote:
34 years since I painted the garage floor. Doing a bit of cleaning and
tidying - and the floor is giving lots of dust where the paint has long
worn away.
Not bothered about cosmetics especially - what is the cheapest solution?

I guess that would be dilute PVA (or better, SBA). But if you want it to
last, then the cheapest floor paint. After washing and then hoovering
once dry.

On Sun, 9 Aug 2020 20:11:43 +1000, cantankerous trolling geezer Rodent
Speed, the auto-contradicting senile sociopath, blabbered, again:

FLUSH the trolling senile asshole's latest troll**** unread


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On Sun, 9 Aug 2020 08:23:46 +0100, "Brian Gaff \(Sofa\)"
wrote:

Ignore it!

I guess you could do all sorts of things, all of which could prepare it to
be repainted, but in the meantime would create more dust than if you left
it. Brian

You *can't* ignore it if you wish to do any car spraying in there! The
only temporary solution would be to hose it over with water
immediately prior to picking up the spraygun.