2400 Sq ft. shop flooring options

[twolabs]

I have a new 2400 sq. ft. shop and want to put a solid color down no flakes.
I'm looking for something I can do by myself and in one day if possible. It will be used for normal garage stuff. Any ideas on what to use and what the cost would be?

 

[Garage Flooring]

This would be perfect. Glass bead in main coat. https://www.garageflooringllc.com/simple-no-odor-garage-floor-epoxy/

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

(2) Coats of our Standard Epoxy Primer/Coating.
Roll 1st down early in the AM, 2nd coat after supper, and done!!
Covers approx 300 sq ft per gal. Wears excellent, long pot-life and low/no smell.

http://www.legacyindustrial.net/products/primer-coatings/standard-epoxy-primer-coating.html

 

[Armorpoxy]

Our SPGX one part polyurea hybrid coating is easy to apply, no mixing, nominal prep, and dries in just hours! Low cost too for a solid color.

 

[stm317]

Just an FYI, I think most of these coatings require surface prep (either acid etching, or preferably grinding). That's going to take some time on a slab that big. Then cleaning it up enough to apply the coating too. The coating might be doable in a day, but the whole project is likely to take longer, especially if you're working alone.

 

[twolabs]

Just an FYI, I think most of these coatings require surface prep (either acid etching, or preferably grinding). That's going to take some time on a slab that big. Then cleaning it up enough to apply the coating too. The coating might be doable in a day, but the whole project is likely to take longer, especially if you're working alone.

Yeah I was thinking I would etch it do you think that is good enough it is brand new slab.

 

[Garage Flooring]

Yeah I was thinking I would etch it do you think that is good enough it is brand new slab.

For the WB product or a polyurea it should be.

 

[Armorpoxy]

Hi
The SPGX if applied to a standard floor that is not burnished or power troweled can be applied with no prep, just power wash, let dry, apply.

 

[twolabs]

(2) Coats of our Standard Epoxy Primer/Coating.
Roll 1st down early in the AM, 2nd coat after supper, and done!!
Covers approx 300 sq ft per gal. Wears excellent, long pot-life and low/no smell.

http://www.legacyindustrial.net/products/primer-coatings/standard-epoxy-primer-coating.html

Do you have any glass bead that can be added?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Buy it on Amazon, you only need a small pack.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01F95C4KY/?tag=atomicindus08-20

This is one, there are many others to choose from.

 

[Armorpoxy]

If you are looking for a non skid we have a clear/invisible non skid that is like glass bead that gets mixed in called ArmorGrip.

 

[dcg9381]

I have a 2400 sqft slab - and largely had the same question. What product has the fewest prep requirements, is fairly hard, and is resistant to a variety of fluids...

I went with SPGX also - it's also significantly less expensive than doing epoxy....

It'll coat 300-400 sqft per gallon, expect 6-7 gallons. Check their website, but you're over $1k, but way under epoxy costs.

 

[Superwilly]

Our SPGX one part polyurea hybrid coating is easy to apply, no mixing, nominal prep, and dries in just hours! Low cost too for a solid color.

Can you provide me a link to this product? I also am building a 2400 sq. ft. shop, and am looking for an economical 1-stage alternative to just painting the floor. Is your product available in Canada?

 

[protegeV]

Our SPGX one part polyurea hybrid coating is easy to apply, no mixing, nominal prep, and dries in just hours! Low cost too for a solid color.

What is the coverage per gallon in this product? Didnt see it listed on the website.

 

[stm317]

Type 'Armorpoxy SPGX' into the old Googler, and through the magic of Al Gore's Internet the first result is this:

https://armorpoxy.com/products/spgx-one-part-polyurea-coating/