Garage Epoxy Floor Kit – 100% Solids - 2 Part Industrial-Grade Coating w/UltraGlaze Topcoat | DIY Slip & Hot Tire Resistant | 900 Sq Ft - Blue - 32 pc kit

The media could not be loaded. After binge-watching a ton of epoxy floor makeover videos, I decided it was time to give our garage a serious glow-up—and Armorpoxy seemed like the perfect choice for the job. We’re in the middle of a full garage remodel, and this floor was the foundation (literally) of the entire vibe.Between work and life, the project took a couple of weeks to complete, but the results were worth every bit of effort. I used two kits for my standard two-car garage, and that ended up being the sweet spot to get full coverage and the finish I wanted.The product itself was solid—good consistency, easy to apply if you follow the steps, and the final look? Sleek, clean, and seriously elevated. The space already feels brand new, and I can’t stop admiring the shine and texture.I’ll be back in a year to post a follow-up and see how it’s held up over time, but for now—this kit definitely delivered. If you’re on the fence about it, go for it. Great product, great results. Brand new floor, brand new vibes.

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.

Our garage remodel turned out great. The instruction are clear and direct removing any guesswork. The kit came with almost everything we needed.Square footage is true to size quoted. We heavily covered 800 sq ft with a 900 sq ft kit and had a small amount of product remaining. It went down easily, looks professionally done at a fraction of the cost. I’m satisfied and glad we went with this option

Relatively easy DIY installation. Looks great. Can’t speak to long term durability since floor was just installed. Only nit is that my garage is 545 s.f. and the 600 foot kit barely made it. Would be nice if Armorpoxy had 100 foot add ons if your close rather than upgrading in 300 foot increments.

1 year update - This survived perfect over winter in a heated garage. The garage is set to 45, so it is on the cold side. There was absolutely no cracking or flaking. This has held up and still looks like new. One thing to be careful on: avoid putting tires on relatively fresh epoxy or it might stain.----original----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.