Experience with Drylok E1

[wmshay6]

I tried search but didn't find anything.

24x28 garage floor. 8 years old. Floated finish. Slippery when wet.

Control joints in each direction- troweled in, not sawed.

Does anyone have experience with the Drylok e1 product? Specically hot tire lift.

This garage doesn't need to be a showplace, but I would like it to be nice. Considering the Drylok because it's cheaper. I know it's less durable than some other products, but if it resists hot tire pickup- should work for my purposes.

I am restoring a 1948 Willys Jeep- so leaks / drips / etc and their cleanup are a concern. I usually work on cardboard though.

Just not sure I want to go to the expense of an epoxy coat product.

Thoughts?

 

[Shea]

Drylok E1 is one of the better 1-Part epoxy paints available and it does not require a primer coat for best performance like other brands. That said, you will still get hot tire lift eventually. It may not happen as soon with Drylok, but the chances are better that you will eventually get it than not.