DRYLOK E1 One-Part Epoxy Concrete Floor Paint Tint, 1 Gal. 832394

My basement is from 1910 and about 750 square feet. I wanted a 1 part epoxy as I wanted to be able to touch up, put floor chips in, and have a nice shine. I first cleaned the floor 4 times with TSP. Then Etched it twice with muriatic acid. I then used drylok masonry crack filler to caulk the cove joints of the basement. I would NOT recommend drylok masonry crack filler. It adhered very poorly compared to other caulks and I have had to redo paint on areas it was applied. First, I did the floor in Drylok Floor and wall masonry waterproofer. This adhered very well and got rid of the old Mother Earth smell on the floor. Second I did Two coats 24 hours apart. The first coat went on very well over the floor and wall waterproofer, the second I did with Rustoleum floor chips. Last I sealed the floor with Drylok Wetlook. I mixed in two bottles of Non Skid and I am very happy with the finish and durability. I accidentally dragged a metal shelf on the floor and it didn't even scrape. Drylok masonry crack filler 0/5 DO NOT BUY. Drylok Floor and Wall 5/5 Excellent product Drylok E1 5/5 Excellent product Drylok Wetlook 4/5 In some small areas this would yellow, it's also an exceptionally thin coat, I wish drylok sold something slightly thicker for a top coat but overall I am happy with it.

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