Polycuramine Floors?

[rcarson25]

Just bought a new house and I will have a 24x32 workshop garage In addition to a garage to park the daily drivers. I plan on using this garage, tearing down cars, rebuilding cars, and maintaining a weekend racer. I had garage deck in my last garage and it held up pretty well, but I am looking at less expensive options. A buddy of mine has had very good results with the Rust-Oleum professional epoxy coating, but it has been discontinued.

I searched around a bit and found Rust-Oleum RockSolid, made from polycuramine. It is supposed to be 20x stronger than epoxy. Does anyone here have any experience with this product or this material? Any opinions?

 

[Shea]

We did a post on RockSolid's polycuramine which you can find here. It gives a better explanation of what it is and what to expect. It's not 20x stronger than epoxy. It's a bad marketing tactic they use, comparing their product to 1-part epoxy paint. It's fairly easy to apply, but floor prep is still the most important part of the job. I would rate the product as OK for the standard garage that sees light duty projects.

For what you plan on using your garage for you would be better off spending a few more dollars for a better quality multi-coat system.

 

[benwah]

Exactly what the gentleman above said ^^^

 

[Garage Flooring]

We did a post on RockSolid's polycuramine which you can find here. It gives a better explanation of what it is and what to expect. It's not 20x stronger than epoxy. It's a bad marketing tactic they use, comparing their product to 1-part epoxy paint. It's fairly easy to apply, but floor prep is still the most important part of the job. I would rate the product as OK for the standard garage that sees light duty projects.

For what you plan on using your garage for you would be better off spending a few more dollars for a better quality multi-coat system.

Exactly what the gentleman above said ^^^

Anyone know if they kept the original formula after they branded it With the big national brand?

 

[benwah]

Anyone know if they kept the original formula after they branded it With the big national brand?

Ya know, I have no clue if they changed the formula or not... But something tells me to stay far away from it

 

[rcarson25]

Thanks for the quick responses. Shea are there any multi coat products out there that you would recommend over another? There are so many choices and I am not afraid of doing the prep, just afraid of doing the prep only to be disappointed.