Epoxy Floors, hope im in the right area
Epoxy Floors, hope im in the right area
Who has one? Like it? PICS? I built a new garage and thought it would be a nice thing to have. No more moons on the floor from tire spray.
Originally Posted by cufootn
Who has one? Like it? PICS? I built a new garage and thought it would be a nice thing to have. No more moons on the floor from tire spray.
You may want to check out other options like the interlocking tile flooring or the roll out floor such as Race Deck, Revtek or one called "Trafficmaster" sold at Home Depot.
I'm considering the roll out flooring, as it doesn't require much prep time, is easy to install and I don't have to find a place for all my stuff while the floor is installed - I just move it from one side to the other.
If you 'Google' garage flooring, you can check out most of the options.
Hope that helped.
I have it, and love it.
U-Coat-It. THis is my third floor with their products, and I could not be more pleased with the performance. cheap, easy, and extremely durable.
Can be a bit slippery when wet, but you can address that during application.

U-Coat-It. THis is my third floor with their products, and I could not be more pleased with the performance. cheap, easy, and extremely durable.
Can be a bit slippery when wet, but you can address that during application.

Originally Posted by Gipraw
I have it, and love it.
U-Coat-It. THis is my third floor with their products, and I could not be more pleased with the performance. cheap, easy, and extremely durable.
Can be a bit slippery when wet, but you can address that during application.


U-Coat-It. THis is my third floor with their products, and I could not be more pleased with the performance. cheap, easy, and extremely durable.
Can be a bit slippery when wet, but you can address that during application.


I used the Rustoleum epoxy floor product in my basement - and I really like it. Assuming it holds up under a vehicle, it'd be great for a garage.
A few concerns that were mentioned above:
Slippery - spend the extra couple dollars and you can buy a sand-like powder to pour in so its not slippery. I did this in my basement and its not slippery.
Moving stuff - just do one side at a time, if possible.
A few concerns that were mentioned above:
Slippery - spend the extra couple dollars and you can buy a sand-like powder to pour in so its not slippery. I did this in my basement and its not slippery.
Moving stuff - just do one side at a time, if possible.
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A couple of years ago I got some epoxy coating from Sam's Club for my garage floors, can't remember the brand but it was about $80 a gallon. It hasn't held up well, it has come up where heavy things have been dragged across it, and has turned from gray to a dark orange in some places due to hot tires being parked on it or from oil that has sat for awhile.
One of these days I'm going to redo it with U Coat It, I haven't gotten to use it personally but I've only heard good things about it.
If you're planning on staying in the house for awhile I'd say spend a little money and get something good like the U Coat It, the cheap stuff isn't going to hold up as well in the long term.
One of these days I'm going to redo it with U Coat It, I haven't gotten to use it personally but I've only heard good things about it.
If you're planning on staying in the house for awhile I'd say spend a little money and get something good like the U Coat It, the cheap stuff isn't going to hold up as well in the long term.





