"New" product from Rustoleum?

[tcianci]

I noticed today that Rustoleum has a floor coating called Rock Solid polycuramine.

Anyone here have any experience with this product? I looked at the package and it's a 2 part coating and there's no mention of water clean up. They claim it's much tougher than epoxy.

 

[Garage Flooring]

Looks like the rock solid floors product that was out for some time under its own brand. If it is, good product.

 

[G3Duck]

My opinion of Rustoleum products is based on experience with their "Restore" coatings. Google it.

I'll take a mud floor before their product would go down

 

[packpride85]

Some of the reviews say it goes on pretty thin. Something like 3 mil. And the 20x stronger than epoxy was based on 1 part epoxy PAINT.

 

[azula]

Rustoleum is definitely hit or miss

 

[Garage Flooring]

Now that I am in the office, I am able to confirm that it is the 'Rock Solid Floors' brand that used to be very active on the forum http://rocksolidfloors.com/ I do not know if they have changed the formula or not, but the product used to be decent stuff. Different from their Epoxy and epoxy pro stuff.

 

[kd3pc]

apparently the rest of Rustoleum is not so grand....


http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=283929

FYI

 

[Shea]

We did a complete breakdown of this product. You can read about it here.

We also cover why Rust-Oleum is involved with RockSolid. Polycuramine is a blend of polyurethane, polyurea, and epoxy which RockSolid claims gives you all the benefits of each product.

While it sounds like the perfect answer to floor coatings - it isn't. But, it does take the inexpensive home improvement floor coatings to a new level.

 

[Garage Flooring]

apparently the rest of Rustoleum is not so grand....


http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=283929

FYI

I can't say that... But I won't argue with you