Tan, Rust-Oleum RockSolid High Gloss Polycuramine Garage Floor Coating Kit-60007, 76 oz

Product looks very nice on the garage floor.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A lot of preparations are needed but the instructions are step-by-step and easily understood. Product seems very durable once cured. Any fluid spills are easily cleaned up and adds a little pizazz to the shop.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When we started, the process seemed daunting, but the result was well worth it. After you empty your garage, expect it to be empty for a week. The whole process isn't complicated, just time-consuming. We have a 3-car garage and did end up needing two boxes to complete our garage. Our garage looks amazing, and we save so much money by doing it ourselves.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my first time using an epoxy kit. I looked up and followed many tutorials before hand. Prepping the concrete is crucial to getting good results. One box is shown for up to 500 sq ft but that's depending on porosity. It would be smart to get 2 boxes as a lot of other reviews have stated it's just not enough product. We waited until it was a warmer day for curing and the application was really step by step easy to apply. The finished look is nice, no more oil stains and the whole look is just updated.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Rocksolid Garage Floor Coating - Modern Greige is absolutely amazing! It was surprisingly super easy to put down and looks so great in my garage. It's such a great quality and looks so professional I'm just blown away with the results.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Rocksolid garage floor coating is the best product for the job. The Rust-oleum company has been our 'go to' whenever a good quality paint job is required so when our concrete garage floor, which is only 3 years old, needed attention we wanted a durable surface that would take a beating from the hot tires on our car and golf cart but would resist peeling and also look attractive. Rust-oleum in the dark grey was our choice for the job. It is easy and quick to apply. The color was just right not too dark. A big plus for my husband is that you can stand to apply (no bending for back suffers) and the rollers are included. It is a full kit. So if your garage is looking the worse for wear within 24 hrs you can have a new glossy finish to your floor which will look smart and be easy to keep clean. Totally recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used this product in our garage and it worked as expected. It was our first time doing anything like this and it felt like it took forever, but I could do a mother garage way faster no that I know what I'm doing. Overall, it was fairly easy, seems to be durable, and looks better than our old floor. We're happy with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The product looks fantastic, however, it was our first time doing this ourselves so it was a tad difficult to get the hang of it. Another issue is that we already had a ton of stuff in our garage that we had to figure out what to do with.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Rustoleum brand floor coating kit is best in market. This kit is meant for 2.5 car garage and served the same. Ofcourse this floor validating can be used not only for garage floor but also other areas like workshops, family rooms etc. gloss finish is good and shiny on the garage floor. Very happy with the finished floor how it turned. This 180oz kit covered all the garage floor which is like 400 sq ft. Kit is easy to use and was able to do diy and a complete floor turned out rock solid. And quite confident of not peeling off anything and hasn't seen any cracking.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This stuff is great and makes my garage look more clean than the regular garage. One set back is it is hot the easiest to apply. And living in Texas my wheels get so hot in the summer that it chips in places where the wheels sit