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Question: I have a 2 car garage will one box be enough?
Document: Good product. It's what I wanted. But for the price... I was expecting the box for a 2 car garage. It was not enough to do what I wanted. And I ended up buying twice as much for only 10 bucks more at the local home depot. So now I'm sitting on a very expensive one car garage supply hoping to use it on a little shop I'm building.
This is my second time doing this. 2 different floors. (first time was with an old garage. Same size, same process) (No clear coat in first one)(In Southern California)I applied this product to a new garage floor (new house) about 2 weeks ago.1) Did the the humidity test (taping a piece of plastic on the floor) PASSED2) Power washed every single square inch of the floor.
I also bought a degreaser for the parts of my garage where the furnace leaked oil and oil spots under the car. The better you prepare your floor the better the floor will turn out.The key is the prep time - painting is the easy part. I let my garage floor dry completely for 2 days.
I had a flooring contractor who was familiar with this product install this product on my 2 car garage floor. The concrete had been cured for many years however it was tested for moisture prior to installation. The contractor was meticulous and took his time and it looked extremely nice after it was completed. However after a year it began to peel in certain areas. Once any moisture gets into those spots, it deteriorates very quickly.
I did a 2-car garage with two of these kits, in gray, for a client who wanted a low-maintenance floor. I followed the instructions, tested the floor for sealer, etched it and let it dry. Rolled on the epoxy. Didn't use the flakes, only because the client didn't want them. Within two months, the epoxy was lifting in sheets about 6-8" square, randomly around the floor.
I applied this exactly per the instructions. The garage floor was 2 years old and never had vehicle traffic. It was used for furniture storage while we finished a lower level in a new house. It went on slick, looks great EXCEPT the paint has peeled where the tires come to rest. I have had similar comments from other car club members. I would not recommend this for a surface that see's every day tire traffic.
This is a great product. My floor looks great. The only reason i didn't give 5 stars is the shipping and packaging. When the package arrived it was placed according to instructions on the box, arrow pointing toward top. When I opened it the top of cans were facing down and one of them had come open. You can't ship a can with paint running out of it so I salvaged it instead of returning it.
I did not find the paint smell to bad and I cracked a window and ran a heater. The paint went ALLOT further with the temperature at 70 then it did at 60 - It covered 300 square feet.Paint Chip Tips:The paint chips in the kit are kind of dull so I bought nicer looking paint chips to spread over the area and I really like the look. Also, the kit includes one bag of paint chips. This really is not enough.
I followed the instructions on the box and included DVD exactly. After prepping the garage floor and letting it sit overnight, the paint and flecks were applied. I waited 1 week to move anything in to the traffic area of the garage and even for 4 months afterwards there was never a vehicle parked there. Then the trouble started after 4 months - I began to notice huge chunks missing and giant bubbles forming under the paint.
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.
Answer: yes