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The amount of epoxy required to cover a 2-car garage will depend on the size of your floor and how much prep work is needed. On average, it takes 10-15 gallons of epoxy to cover a 600 sq ft area, though this can fluctuate with factors like specialty coatings or base colors. We recommend reaching out to one of our team members for advice on how much epoxy you need for your specific project.

Depending on the type of epoxy and temperature, epoxy coatings can take anywhere from 1-3 hours to cure completely. Generally speaking, epoxies will take longer to cure in cooler temperatures or with thicker layers. The average epoxy will take about 36 hours to reach its peak hardness.

While epoxy coatings can be walked on after 36 hours, it is not recommended until the floor has fully cured. Generally speaking, you should wait 24-48 hours before walking onto an epoxy floor to ensure it is not scratched or scuffed.

Epoxy floor coatings are designed to last for many years with proper maintenance. An epoxy coating can easily last 10-15 years with regular cleaning and waxing. We recommend re-coating your garage floor every 5-7 years for optimal longevity for the best results.

Preparing a floor for epoxy is an important process involving cleaning the surface thoroughly before beginning. This includes scrubbing off any dirt or debris, using a degreaser to remove oil or grease, sanding down the surface to create a smooth layer, and patching up any cracks in the concrete. After this preparation is done, you can apply the epoxy.

The best garage floor epoxy will depend on factors like the size of the space and how much traffic it receives. Generally speaking, 100% solid epoxies are considered one of the most durable types of coatings, while water-based or solvent-based formulas are often cheaper and easier to apply. Overall, there are many types of garage floor epoxy to choose from, and it is best to contact one of our team members for advice on which type is right for your unique space.

Epoxy floor coatings can be applied to almost any concrete surface. These include garages, workshops, basements, and commercial spaces like restaurants or retail stores. In addition, epoxy can also be used on some types of wood surfaces too.

There are many types of epoxying available on the market, including 100% solids epoxies, water-based epoxies, and solvent-based epoxies. Each has its own chemical makeup and offers different levels of durability and ease of application. Try to consider what type of epoxy is being applied and what kind of traffic it will receive when deciding which type to use.

Caring for an epoxy floor is fairly easy. All you will need to do is sweep or vacuum regularly and occasionally mop the surface with mild soap, water, and a non-abrasive pad. Additionally, waxing your epoxy floor every 6-12 months can help keep it looking its best for years to come.