ArmorPoxyGarage Epoxy Floor Kit – Industrial Grade, 2 Part Epoxy Coating for Concrete for Garages, Basements, Workshops, Retail & Automotive Spaces - 28 pcs, Covers 900 Sq Ft, Light Gray

This is the 4th garage that I’ve done. I used the Home Depot rust oleum brand. I had issues with tire marks with them so I decided to try epoxy shield. What a difference. It wax’s Easier to apply, the epoxy is a much thicker coating than the others, and it’s much more durable. I just pulled my car in two days ago and not even a mark where the. Tires are. It feels great to walk on, and looks fantastic. The best job I’ve done. Hopefully the last. lol. The worst part is moving all my stuff out of the garage and the prep work on the floor. (Very important). I spent 3 days prepping the floor. Applying the epoxy is the easy part. I just poured it on and rolled it out. I didn’t need to use the squeegee. I still haven’t perfected spreading the chips. I have a few spots where I was heavy handed! but it not terrible looking. I. Did the floor in four sections and mixed half the epoxy at a time. I waited 7 days before I pulled the car in. I live in the desert so the epoxy dried rather quickly so I had to work at a brisk pace. . I did had to call customer service once and they were very helpful.I highly recommend this product, and would not hesitate to buy it again. My neighbors can’t believe how good 8t looks. They thought I had it done professionally. Now they want me to do theirs. . No thanks.

I recently had the pleasure of using the Armorproxy Garage Epoxy Kit for my garage floor, and I must say, the experience was highly satisfactory. The kit came with all the necessary components, making the application process quite straightforward. It's worth noting that preparation is key; it's the most time-consuming part, but it's crucial for ensuring the best results. I also recommend investing in a crack repair kit as even the smallest imperfections can become noticeable after the epoxy is applied. The final outcome was impressive, with the garage floor looking significantly better than it did before. A quick tip: If you're particular about the finish, especially with the sprinkles, it might be beneficial to have someone with experience handle that part. All in all, the Armorproxy Epoxy Kit is a fantastic product that delivers on its promises, and I would definitely recommend it to others looking to enhance their garage floors.

The product is great quality, i purchased the 600sqft kit and covered a 3 car garage with it. Really impressed with the way it came out. I will say the video tutorial was very helpful and i suggest re watch it a few times. Downside it although you are buying a “kit” you are missing the paint rollers and extension poles… the roller brush they provide is very short so when you go and buy a paint roller and extension pole i suggest you get a wider roller brush. The epoxy drys fast so id recommend a second person assist you.

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.

I used the ArmorPoxy Garage Floor Epoxy Kit for the garage in our Charleston home with excellent results. I had previously used an epoxy kit from one of the two big box stores on our garage in Houston and it was not successful. The etching did not work and the finish did not adhere consistently and flaked off in many places very soon after applying it. The ArmorPoxy kit contained everything I needed to try again with our 21'x24' garage in Charlestion included well written instructions with very helpful hints. The results were even better than I expected and the floor looks just as good as the one's friends of our have had professionally installed at 3- 4 times the cost. I have already placed a heavy refrigerator, storage cabinets, and vehicles on the finished floor without a single scratch or flake. So I am encouraged by its initial toughness and only time will tell if it will hold up over extended use. But, right now it looks great and I would highly recommend it for tjose that want a professional result with a DIY kit from ArmorPoxy.