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DIY Epoxy floor recommendations

matt74

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I need help with a epoxy floor. Concrete is being poured tomorrow with a slick finish and no sealer. I want to epoxy the floor myself. Any recommendation on which epoxy kit?
 
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rjacobs

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I did Legacy Nohr-S myself, well my wife I did it.

We only did partial flake, but looks like they only offer full flake kits now.

2 solid days of work between grinding and putting down the primer coat and then coming back the next day to put down the color, flake and clear. 4 years later its still in great shape.
 

FJ4FUN

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To begin with, your new slab will need to cure for a minimum of 29 days before any coating.
We offer a number of high build 100% solids industrial epoxy systems to the DIY community, you can check them out here: AlphaGarage Kits

For some recent customer experiences check these out, you can learn a lot from these projects:
400sf CFLC
Partial flake floor
 

Novah Jones

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I’ve used Rust-Oleum EpoxyShield for a few DIY epoxy projects, and it’s been a solid choice. It’s easy to apply, gives a smooth, durable finish, and has held up well in high-traffic areas like my garage. One thing I’d recommend is prepping the surface properly—etch the concrete to ensure good adhesion, and apply in the right temperature (50°F to 90°F) for best results. The kit includes everything you need, and the results have always been professional-looking. Definitely worth considering if you're tackling the project yourself!
 

mattthemuppet

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I used Armorpoxy. Screwed up the flake (me being a dingus) but it all came out very well and I'm much happier with a single colour. It seems pretty robust, though it doesn't like heavy pointy things or weld splatter being dropped on it.
 
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Andy Smith Jr.

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Several good options here from vendors in the group :



Both are epoxy based, which is better then a poly base IMO.
 

jcacavias

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Another vote for armorpoxy. I'm coming up on a year with my full flake floor and it's been bulletproof.
 
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