Anybody ever epoxy coat their garage floor?

[ScottZJ]

The best way is to do as the directions say.This will give your new the floor the best results.Do it all at once or don't do it at all.Till you have all the money that is.

I have been thinking of doing this to my garage as well.

Well the problem with doing a 3 car garage isnt the money part. Its finding a place to put everything. I have a 26ft enclosed trailer full of trikes, lawn mowers and lawn tractors. Then I have a full garage of trikes, tool chest, parts, and cars lol.

[Dammit!]

Yeah there's no way I could even do my little 2 car garage all at once. I have no place to put everything. The slabs are seperated though so it won't make any difference other than making it take longer.

I'm planning to do a lot of things in the garage this summer (if I can take the heat which honestly sometimes I can't). Fix up all the cracks in the ceiling and walls, repaint (even considering a racing stripe along the walls, lol), better lighting, painted peg boards, shelving and then the epoxy'd floor would just be the icing on the cake.

I very well might even put a computer with broadband in there. I have enough spare computer parts that it would cost me little to nothing to do. Would be handy for looking at manuals and what not without having to print everything.

[Dirtcrasher]

I coated my cellar with the rustoleum product for a machine shop. I scrubbed and scrubbed and rinsed and rinsed that floor and it is holding awesome. However, I will spend more next time for a more industrial coating, every time you drop something metal you get a small chip in the floor. It does make sweeping and cleanup very easy....