Epoxy Floor Kit Help Needed

[sb.sb]

Hello all,

The wife and I have decided to put down epoxy on our garage floor for a townhome. Garage is about 500 square feet max. The house is about 10 months old and the concrete has no visible oil spots. I do have a 2 small holes that need to be patched and cracks around the outline that need to be filled in. I plan to rent a grinder from Home Depot for my prep. The floor will be for light use...no welding or heavy tools at work in the garage. We've narrowed it down to 3 possible choices:

Epoxy Master
ArmorPoxy
Garage Flooring LLC

Just curious is anyone has recommendations out of those 3? Feel free to recommend others if you feel as well. Thanks

 

[ddewey78]

I highly recommend Legacy industrial. Although I can't comment on your choices, Scotty from Legacy has been incredible helpful to me. I had zero experience with floors or epoxy, and he was always prompt responding here on the forum.

As far as the product, I was really amazed how easy it was to apply. Plus everything needed was included in the kit. Mixers, rollers, gloves. I'm thoroughly impressed with Legacy and their product

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Thanks Double D!!

 

[Garage Flooring]

Hello all,

The wife and I have decided to put down epoxy on our garage floor for a townhome. Garage is about 500 square feet max. The house is about 10 months old and the concrete has no visible oil spots. I do have a 2 small holes that need to be patched and cracks around the outline that need to be filled in. I plan to rent a grinder from Home Depot for my prep. The floor will be for light use...no welding or heavy tools at work in the garage. We've narrowed it down to 3 possible choices:

Epoxy Master
ArmorPoxy
Garage Flooring LLC

Just curious is anyone has recommendations out of those 3? Feel free to recommend others if you feel as well. Thanks

Obviously I can vouch for my self Armorpoxy is good people and product and I have never dealt with epoxy master.

 

[Cue]

You cant go wrong with Legacy or Armorpoxy.

 

[Armorpoxy]

Thank you everyone. Lots of good choices here! We too are not familiar with Epoxy Master. One comment...if you grind, best to prime...avoids potential problems.

 

[sb.sb]

Thanks for everyone's response. I will call each company mentioned to see if they can walk me through their product a little better and make a decision. Thanks again for your replies.

 

[TextileWolf]

I used Epoxy Master at my previous home. I was happy with it. I had to order another bucket because it ended up not covering as much as I had planned. I regretted not putting on a top coat as it did yellow from the sun. It also had some bubbles in the surface that I assume were from the spiked shoes, but now I seem to believe it was from a lack of primer. For this reason, I am looking at GarageFlooringLLC at the moment for my new house. I was happy with the finished results, but gonna try something different this time.

 

[Armorpoxy]

When in doubt...prime!

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

There are vendors who sell good solids epoxy kits. Unfortunately, they don't offer a primer. Get a primer from another vendor or you could be in bubble city.

All epoxy can amber if exposed to uv enough. A clear will help a bit but will not prevent it. For that reason choose a color from the tan or gray color family, much less noticeable.


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