Condensation dripping from crossover pipe

[scottdm]

Thanks for the feedback. Good to know that the urethane is the primary culprit on mine. If I have it redone someday I’d likely choose heavier flake and skip the urethane clear coat. My garage door isn’t open enough for UV to affect the floor much.

 

[Jace]

Ya, the in-floor heat dries it up quick with the aid of a ceiling fan and floor drains in each bay!

I wish I had in-floor heat and floor drains in my garage!

 

[Deadman]

Thanks for the feedback. Good to know that the urethane is the primary culprit on mine. If I have it redone someday I’d likely choose heavier flake and skip the urethane clear coat. My garage door isn’t open enough for UV to affect the floor much.

In my opinion if you do use the flake, you kinda need the clear to hold it in place. I didn't flake my 3 garages, but I had some guys flake the one at my work and I absolutely hate the flakes. They make it so rough that its hard to sweep. My other ones are super easy to sweep and they appear smooth. The flaked one is rough and is very hard to sweep. The flaked one has clear on it.

 

[Gumby]

We also have a 14 Lincoln MKT and it does this too. Normal imo.

 

[scottdm]

We also have a 14 Lincoln MKT and it does this too. Normal imo.

Just marking their territory I suppose

 

[Thom]

My 14 Expy does this. I live in Michigan and there is always a small wet spot under this area if I warm up the truck.
When I checked the clamp and bolt/nut, they are rusted together so I bought a new one instead of trying to tighten it. Has anyone ever replaced this clamp themselves? How hard is it? The clamp is made of thick metal so I think I will need to separate the pipes to get the clamp on.

 

[Molaf]

Completely normal with cold starts. My '16 F-150 did this and my Expy does this. Same thing happens with my friends '15 F-150.