Hi all.
I've got a 20 year old garage with a concrete base that can't have a Dpm as the floor inside is damp.
It's not flooded or running with water but the concrete has slightly damp areas that look darker and feel damp.
I want to make it a usable garage to fix my car in over the wet months rather than in the street in howling wind and so would like to make the floor a bit more hospitable to spend hours on my back on.
My initial thought was 4 sheets of 9mm osb3 on top of a 1000ga sheet this would fit nicely and although I'm not looking for it to last forever I'm not sure how it would stand up to jacks and axle stands.
My second thought was an epoxy 2 part garage floor paint. I've found one called floorsaver that should give 2 coats for about 40 quid but not sure how well it will do on my damp floor.
I've got very little to spend on this hence me having to fix the car myself rather than the pros so anyone with experience or advice on the floor issue would be much appreciated.
Thanks
I've got a 20 year old garage with a concrete base that can't have a Dpm as the floor inside is damp.
It's not flooded or running with water but the concrete has slightly damp areas that look darker and feel damp.
I want to make it a usable garage to fix my car in over the wet months rather than in the street in howling wind and so would like to make the floor a bit more hospitable to spend hours on my back on.
My initial thought was 4 sheets of 9mm osb3 on top of a 1000ga sheet this would fit nicely and although I'm not looking for it to last forever I'm not sure how it would stand up to jacks and axle stands.
My second thought was an epoxy 2 part garage floor paint. I've found one called floorsaver that should give 2 coats for about 40 quid but not sure how well it will do on my damp floor.
I've got very little to spend on this hence me having to fix the car myself rather than the pros so anyone with experience or advice on the floor issue would be much appreciated.
Thanks