Anyone use armorstone epoxy by armorpoxy??

[Bsheffer]

I like the idea of a stone look finish as I have a stone house but at $2200 for the primer, epoxy and topcoat for a 700 sq foot garage, I am having a hard time getting my head around the cost vs. others?? Am I missing something??

 

[bdamico]

That doesn't sound expensive at all.

 

[Bsheffer]

Possibly I have not looked at enough manufacturers yet but for just product(I am profiling and applying myself) that seems like about three times the cost of other epoxy solutions.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

A full chip/broadcasted floor with multiple topcoats of polyaspartic or polyurea can escalate the price dramatically compared to a partial chip floor.

Without enough topcoats you will have a "dirt-trap" floor.

 

[Armorpoxy]

We would recommend making a stone/terrazzo look for a garage floor using our Armorclad with micro flecks and a coat of our non yellowing epoxy for depth and such. Armor stone would not be the best choice for a garage. Please call to order and for a quote. Coat will be lower too.

 

[Bsheffer]

Possibly but the solution I am asking about is for one coat of primer, one money coat(epoxy)and one top coat with no flakes... So $2200 still seems way out of line compared to other price point/solutions.