Griots Non Lifting Industrial Paint

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I'm a big fan of Griot's Garage car care products and I've been eyeing up his Non-Lifting Industrial Grade Paint for awhile now. It fits my budget, and for a limited time they are offering 15% off and Free Shipping. However has anyone used it that could share some personal experience?

I contacted the company and they did confirm it is an Epoxy with a Part A and Part B to mix, they did not answer my question regarding what percent solids it is. The name is a bit misleading by calling it a paint, but it supposedly handles salt, corrosion, scratches, and hot tire pickup. All the things you want in a floor covering. Thoughts?

 

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i used the griots floor paint on my old house about 8 years ago.
it worked out really well.

when i did it, power washed but i also etched the garage floor before starting.

It was easy to use and move around. the only real problem that i had was from dragging a 3 ton floor jack metal wheels on the floor sometimes sideways and also when i dropped or dragged an engine block. Amazingly these were not 'bad' on the floor and it didn't peel up, but did scratch it a bit so it wasn't perfect.

I WOULD HIGHLY suggest getting the squeegy/brush that they sell. that is just amazing for cleaning up the floor afterwards once the paint is applied.

good luck,
David

 

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Thanks David.

Since you didn't mention it as an issue, I'm assuming you had no issues with hot tire pickup or creeping from tires turning on it? Being in PA, I'd imagine you also dealt with snow melt and road salt, any comments in this regard?

Lastly did you add flakes, an aggregate, and/or clear coat to the product? Thoughts on these?