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Thread: Putting epoxy (or something similar) on a basement floor
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Old 08-08-2008, 04:58 PM   #10
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Re: Putting epoxy (or something similar) on a basement floor
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Originally Posted by C.John View Post
Roll out the white seamless and then place a large sheet of plexiglass over the seamless. Shiny floor and clean seamless.

Example:


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That look is very cliche, IMO. I'm not fond of it, plus - plexi is rather expensive and a pain to lug around the studio.

I like the subtle look, such as this. Bet ya can't guess how this guy did it.


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