Non-Garage Flooring rec?

[spooons]

I am preparing a warehouse for my wife's business. Shes going to work in the warehouse. Its in a metal building, about 1100 sqr feet. The concrete was fresh poured, but I gave it a nice grind a few weeks ago to even everything out and pre for a coating.

My question is - what would the best coating be? I want it to be eay to clean up, but also sealed. Theres no need to be "hot tire" proof, and there was be any car jacks on it.

I am trying to keep it affordable and DIY. Im leaning towards Rust Bullet Duragrade, but, wondering if this is overkill since this is just going to have foot traffic only.

Is there a SINGLE part coating that is affordable and wont peel on a properly prepped surface? I read horror stories about the big-box brands like Rustoleum, Killz, Gorilla, Behr, etc and am afraid to use them.

 

[Andy Smith Jr.]

Check out the Tru Alloy kits. Super easy to use and durable - https://www.garageflooringllc.com/p...Rkb6oT0Np6B3nDdNxr6fQBj774MJRtqrMB3xX6HOJEz78

 

[Briandel]

If the slab was ground and cleaned properly, you’re already ahead of most failures.

For foot traffic only, I wouldn’t use the big-box one-part floor paints. They look fine at first but tend to scuff and wear pretty fast.

A basic two-part water-based epoxy is easy to roll on, doesn’t cost a fortune, and holds up well in light warehouse use. It cleans up easily and sticks fine to a prepped slab.

Rust Bullet will work, but it’s more than you really need for people walking around.

Before coating, do a simple plastic moisture test. If the slab stays dry, you’ll be fine.