EPOXYSHIELD Garage Floor Coating Kit

I used the Rust-Oleum EpoxyShield Kit for my one-car garage, and I was honestly impressed with the results. The kit is rated for 200–250 sq ft, and I was able to cover 225 sq ft with solid coverage.Pros:• Looks fantastic – clean, glossy, and professional finish• Easy to apply – very manageable DIY project if you follow directions• Durable – provides great protection for the concrete floorCons:• The kit only comes with 1 lb of decorative flakes, which is not enough if you want that high-end “full broadcast” lookWhat I did differently (highly recommend):I purchased an additional 13 lbs of flakes, which made a huge difference and gave it that near full-flake, showroom-quality finish.Pro Tips:• Prep is everything: use a degreaser + etching solution, then let the floor dry completely• Don’t rush the process—good prep = long-lasting results• Add a clear topcoat + anti-slip additive (sold separately) for a more professional, durable, and safer finishOverall, this kit is an excellent value and delivers great results. With a little extra investment in flakes and topcoat, you can achieve a finish that rivals professional installations.

Great quality and looks amazing. Easy to do and instructions are very clear. Proportions are very accurate to the size per garage.

Mine turned all out pretty good. A few notes for others:Step1: clean and degreaserStep2: concrete etchStep3: patch and repair puttyStep4: concrete moisture stop (doesn’t come with this kitStep5: main epoxy lair + chip throwingStep6: premium top coat (doesn’t come with this kit)I recommend adding the moisture stop part if you have old concrete that sweats a lot. Also, make sure to use all of the epoxy. I wasn’t generous enough the first time and had to go back and do another coat. I also really recommend adding that premium top coat. Just do it. In my picture I started moving my stuff back in so it doesn’t seem as shiny. There’s a lot of footprints and dust on the “after” photo.

Read a lot of reviews on this product before I purchased. I did the degreaser and the acid wash. Then I did the crack filler. When I started applying the color the paint acted like there was water or grease on the crack filler. I also was worried about not having enough paint to finish as many people said they almost ran out. In the end I didn’t put the paint on heavy enough and had bleed thru. Luckily I bought a second kit. After two days of cure I sanded the floor lightly with 120grit and added a second coat/. The floor looks awesome and so far has held up well. South florida weather

Followed the instruction , took 2 days of preparations and painting and let it dry for 5 days , what a waste of time & money . It started peeling after a couple of days , very bad quality

Water based epoxy . Not the best but good for the price. Prep good and it does what it’s designed for.

We used this to cover our oriented strand board on the floor of our shed. It’s exceeded our expectations! No bubbles or cracks or flaking of the product.

I ordered this product, and it works as advertised, I would caution you.... this product is easy to apply, but do not be mistaken, the outcome of this product is completely dependent on the preparation of the surface. I used the etching compound as advertised, and it worked on 90% of the floor, however, there were some trouble spots that required special attention. The only true way to test or veryify that this product is ready to apply is to house down your garage floor and look for what I will refer to as "water breaks" which visible by the water immediately clearing from the area immediately following remove a stream of water from it, almost like on a waxed car surface. You know how when you wax your car and you take a water hose to it and it repels the water. If this happens in areas on your garage floor, it is usual evidence that there is some type of petroleum based substance that has been onsorbed into your concrete or there is still some type of concrete sealer present. There is a very cheap method that I used to get rid of these water breaks that I had on my garage. Go and buy yourself some good old fashioned cat litter, apply it to the dry problem area and then work the cat litter into the troubled area with your feet (we in the Navy that have visited NAS Fallon Nevada like to refer to this as the Fallon Shuffle), so what you are essentially doing is working the product (it's an abrasive) into the spot and basically removing it like sand paper would, keep doing this effectively, kind of like a chicken my scrtach through brush or move your feet in a shuffling motion being sure to work the litter into the entire area. When you have finished, sweep up the remaining litter and then take the house back to it, if the area stays wet, you have successfully removed your trouble spot. Repeat this procedure om the remaining areas. So as you can see, there is a lot of prep work that needs to go into the floor prior to paining. I am curious how to perform touch-up on trouble spots if they arise. Does anyone have any experince with this?

初めてのDIYでこのレベルはすごい！施工性が抜群です！工程①付属の洗浄剤で洗浄②同メーカーのシーラーロックダウン塗布③本製品一度塗り④乾燥72時間で完成72時間で硬化もバッチリでした。早速物を搬入しました。効果に期待したいです。他のレビューでもあった通り、塗料結構余ります。当方15m2の塗り床でしたが、製品の1/4は余りました。レビューを見てたので、結構厚めに塗ったつもりでもこれだけ余ります。ショートケーキのスポンジにメレンゲを塗るくらいの勢いでもっと大量に使っても良かったと思います。厚めに塗ったお陰でムラも少なく、良い仕上がりになりました。チップは全部使い切ろうと思って撒きましたが、これも結構量がありましたが、ピッタリ全てのチップを使い切りました。そこまで柄が欲しくない人はもっと少なめの半分とかでも良いと思います。

used 10 pack of this to paint the floor of our warehouse. it worked awesome. show room quality finishbe sure to use clear coat finish with anti skid additive

Not used so far so can not comment but packing& looks are impressive

I was concerned that the volume of ipoxy paint, once mixed together, would not cover my entire 21m2 (226 square foot) garage and that is exactly what happened! There is an area of approximately 10m2 (108 square foot) that needs additional ipoxy paint to cover the floor evenly and fill all the little uneven areas.Very disappointed that I will now most likely need to buy another kit to finish this job... 😡

日本語の取り扱い説明書があれば良かったです‼️