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| Part Number | 238467 |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 14 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 17 x 10 x 10 inches |
| California residents | Click here for Proposition 65 warning |
| Item model number | 238467 |
| Size | 2 Gallon Kit |
| Color | Dark Gray |
| Material | plastic |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Coverage | Approx 300-400 Sq Ft |
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- Elegant design and Smooth finish
- The product is manufactured in United States
- Industrial toughness for the most demanding environments
- High solids solvents based epoxy
- Ultimate adhesion and durability
- Withstands heavy foot and vehicle traffic
- This item is not for sale in Catalina Island
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By
M. C.
on August 6, 2012
Color: Silver Gray
I just finished my garage with this product. After reading all the good and bad reviews I was worried about how this would turn out. Now after applying the epoxy myself I have a good understanding of what probably went wrong with other peoples applications.
Some Problems I read about:
Product not drying evenly or having darker spots at certain locations.
- I think the problem with this is that people may have applied it on UN-evenly at those locations. I also had this problem when I was finished. My tip would be to apply a thin coat of the epoxy to the entire garage without the paint chips. Then apply a 2nd layer with the paint chips. This will allow you to get a uniform layer down. Also be sure to roll out your roller so that it is evenly applied. Do not use globs of epoxy only on one side of the roller. If you apply it too thick then it will be difficult to get a uniform color. Finally make sure you over lap with thin layers of epoxy. Just like how you would paint a wall. Because if you use a thick coat and abruptly stop you will clearly see the area you stopped at. Thin out the epoxy and let the epoxy overlap with a thin coat. Use a paint roller tray to help make the epoxy more uniform.
Product shows concrete patches.
- If you used the concrete patch kit you might start to see it through the epoxy. The best thing to do is make sure you sand down the patches smoothly. This will allow the epoxy to adhere to it. Also this will give you a smooth surface at the end. One Issue I had was that the concrete patches can be seen through the epoxy. The epoxy is not that thick and will not self-level. So it is important to smooth down all your patch jobs prior to laying epoxy down.Read more ›
Some Problems I read about:
Product not drying evenly or having darker spots at certain locations.
- I think the problem with this is that people may have applied it on UN-evenly at those locations. I also had this problem when I was finished. My tip would be to apply a thin coat of the epoxy to the entire garage without the paint chips. Then apply a 2nd layer with the paint chips. This will allow you to get a uniform layer down. Also be sure to roll out your roller so that it is evenly applied. Do not use globs of epoxy only on one side of the roller. If you apply it too thick then it will be difficult to get a uniform color. Finally make sure you over lap with thin layers of epoxy. Just like how you would paint a wall. Because if you use a thick coat and abruptly stop you will clearly see the area you stopped at. Thin out the epoxy and let the epoxy overlap with a thin coat. Use a paint roller tray to help make the epoxy more uniform.
Product shows concrete patches.
- If you used the concrete patch kit you might start to see it through the epoxy. The best thing to do is make sure you sand down the patches smoothly. This will allow the epoxy to adhere to it. Also this will give you a smooth surface at the end. One Issue I had was that the concrete patches can be seen through the epoxy. The epoxy is not that thick and will not self-level. So it is important to smooth down all your patch jobs prior to laying epoxy down.Read more ›
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By
M. Hadden
on July 17, 2013
Color: Dunes Tan
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Some people think that just because their garage is dry-walled and insulated it is "finished" - it's not! Most people forget about the floor. Concrete is porous and unless its been epoxied or sealed, it'll absorb almost anything that spills on it: vehicle fluids (motor oil, transmission/differential fluid, etc), lawn fertilizers and pesticides, paints and varnishes, and everything in between. The answer to help combat this stuff from staining your concrete and, in some cases, preventing odors from these chemicals even after they've been cleaned, is to epoxy your garage floor. If prepped and applied correctly, it'll cover the existing eyesores and smell and will make your garage look good as new!
I've lost count of how many times I've applied this product for myself (in three different houses and two barns) and for friends and family. When I epoxied my first house, I used Rust-Oleum 251965 Garage Floor Kit but found that even after I had prepped the floor properly, I would have chipping and hot-tire lift. I was able to remove most of it and used this professional grade floor kit and fond it to be the best! Ever since then, I've been using it with great results. Some people might be turned off about the amount of work and time that is involved. Make no mistake about it! Depending on the size of the floor you are doing and how dirty is was previously, it take A LOT OF TIME and some elbow grease (this has allowed me to make a part-time business out of applying this stuff). You also need decent weather conditions (70°+ and no rain for two days) for the best application. Also, make sure you have plenty of epoxy.Read more ›
I've lost count of how many times I've applied this product for myself (in three different houses and two barns) and for friends and family. When I epoxied my first house, I used Rust-Oleum 251965 Garage Floor Kit but found that even after I had prepped the floor properly, I would have chipping and hot-tire lift. I was able to remove most of it and used this professional grade floor kit and fond it to be the best! Ever since then, I've been using it with great results. Some people might be turned off about the amount of work and time that is involved. Make no mistake about it! Depending on the size of the floor you are doing and how dirty is was previously, it take A LOT OF TIME and some elbow grease (this has allowed me to make a part-time business out of applying this stuff). You also need decent weather conditions (70°+ and no rain for two days) for the best application. Also, make sure you have plenty of epoxy.Read more ›
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