ArmorPoxy Garage Epoxy Floor Kit for Concrete - 14-Pc 2 Part, Industrial Grade Epoxy Floor Coating - 600 Sq Ft, Tan - for Garage, Basements, Workshops, Contractors, Automotive, Storage, Retail Shops

I debated epoxying the ~40 year old garage for a long time. I was originally going to go with RustOleum, but I am incredibly happy I found this product. It includes nearly everything to complete the job like a pro. I used 3x 600sqft kits in an ~1400sq ft garage. The concrete was very old and worn, so I used more material than needed to help hide spalling/etc.Prep is the most important part. Sweep, hose out, de-grease, acid etch. After the acid etch you will need to extremely thoroughly wash the surface off - if you can't hose the area out, you will want to use a wet/dry vacuum and loads of water. Watch the manufacturers videos to better understand how to apply this. I highly recommend the squeegee to spread the product quickly and then go back and back-roll with the roller. Timing wise, I applied this when it was over 90 outside. I applied roughly 1 gallons at time leaving a 'wet edge'. Realistically, I had plenty of time once the product was down to walk on the surface and apply flakes. A tip for the flakes: practice on a tarp and throw the flakes into the air. Also don't ever grab a full handful.Because we needed the storage, this was applied to one half the garage and then the other. If you need to do the same, don't apply flakes to the edge, don't clear coat the edge, sand the edge prior to the next coat if more than a few days since it was applied.There is more than enough clear coat for multiple coats. If desired, you can pick up more anti-slip additive to add to it (which I did). Once applied, the floor feels like sandpaper. That makes me feel much better about applying this to stairs as well.Overall I am thrilled with the result. The end result look amazing and will hopefully last a long long time. I will update if I run into any problems.

The included instructions are very clear, and the kit contains most everything you need. Do make sure that you have a good roller frame and an extension pole, and probably some extra gloves. It was a pretty messy process. The other tricky part for me was that when applying topcoat it’s very hard to see where you have previously applied. It’s been on for about 6 days now and looks great. We will see how it holds up when I start parking on it.

Fantastic kit and highly recommend. This kit saved me so much time of piecing together all the equipment I would need. You need to buy this stuff anyway, why not do it in one shot? I have seen the kits from big box stores, this is the next level. A great way to get a professional look from a DIY project. Garage is roughly 550SF, new, poured 7 months prior with zero car traffic.Prep Day: Powerwashed then used the Etching solution worked great on my floors. Powerwashed off again and let the floor dry. Used two 10oz tubes of Sikaflex self leveling joint sealer on the cracks around the perimeter.Base Coat was delayed 1 day due to heavy rain, high temps and 100% humidity. Don’t force it if the weather doesn’t fit your frame. You work on the material’s schedule, not your own. The 600sf kit contained plenty of material for my garage, the sides and even a couple of steps. Clear coat went on just fine after allowing base to fully cure and dry for 36 hours.Things I learned during the process applying:1) Thorough reading the instructions and watch the videos provided at least once.2) Base coat, make it a two-man job. The constant rushing of 20 minutes to mix/squeegee/roll/ flakes can get messy. And the base coat sticks to everything. One person to mix and pour, one to spread, roll and flake.3) Don’t freak out if it looks thin when squeegeeing. It evens out on the rolling.4) Commit to whether you are doing side walls before the rest of the floor.5) Pre-measure the Part A, Part B and flakes based on how you will be applying. I did this in 3 parts for each bay to maximize my timing. This way you don’t go too heavy flaking on one bay over the others.6) I wanted a heavier flake and bought my own 12lb bag of black/white/grey to address the nearly 600SF. Kit comes with 6lbs.7) I used vinegar and paper towels to get the resin off my hands and arms, but NOT for applying directly to surrounding concrete; it will stain.

First time to use flake on epoxy. Product was very easy to use. I chose to use mechanical etching so can not give feedback on the citric acid wash. I did the application in Texas in September, so had to do very little batches of epoxy. I did full coat flakes, so purchased another 40 lbs of flake for my space. The heavy flake required 2 layers of top coat. Overall I’m disappointed in my application though friends say it looks good. Very happy with this product and would use them again and recommend to anyone wanting better product than you can get from the big box stores.

Product went on great. Supposed to cover 600 square feet my garage was 536 square feet. Had plenty of epoxy. Was not short. Watch other products video's and said order more than which you need. This was spot on

Great product. Recommend priming before applying epoxy. Excited to do the rest of my garages.

This was a very rewarding weekend project. The instructions in the video were on point. There was plenty of product for our two car garage. And the finished result is gorgeous. The only advisement I would give is to be very careful when you were wheeling back in shelving because the wheels on our loaded shelves started to scrape the floor so we had to stop and take corrective action.

This product was easy to use and looks great!. Word of caution, obey the instructions and don't mix too much at one time, it will harden before you can finish. Overall, very happy with the results.