Well, Today was the day. Basement shop with 5' door at top of stairs to outside. It was raining so I put a tarp over the open doors, well in hind sight the tarp was to big so it was not just a top across the doors but closed off the opeining so no good venting, had fan on med not high by mistake. Do not mix-up 2 gallons of Part A and 2 Gallons of part B at one time. It just takes to long to put down. After finishing that part and nearly passing out. I mix up last gallon of A and B. But I think because it was cooling off around here I did not let it steep long enough cause I can see it bubbling.
Good news is its done. It smells but so far odor has been contained in basement.
The first batch was setting up near the end such that it was pulling my roller apart. The floor is not going to be perfectly flat, but I think once all the tools get in it will be fine.
Sweeped the concrete one last time before epoxying, GLAD i put something down, the amount of dust from sweeping a clean floor was amazing.
Old shop had vinyl tiles which were nice but would have cost to much for this size floor (about 700 sq. feet).
Have blisters on hands one the size of a quarter already popped. Should have worn gloves.
Went to clean up and the 2 gallon containers of paint thinner I had probably had about a pint totall in them. Coleman fuel works (kind of a pricey way to go).
Sorry for the rambling post, I think the fumes are still in the brain.
If anyone does this pour the epoxy on the floor spread it with a squeegy then roll with roller to smooth, works much better.