I’ve done several floors, mine, friends, family. Single garage, 2-car and 3-car. I agree with the prep being the most important and time consuming part. All of the floors are doing pretty well. Mine is the oldest 5 years, still looks great but I did notice some peeling in a few places. What I found was the material is not sufficient for the coverage and I had to buy additional material.

For those that don’t do it before each bag have to be apply or you have to paint the area in less that 45 min, I didn’t know that and I lose my money, as soon as you kid the two components I will start getting hot , if you don’t paint faster the blend will become a solid rock , so I live in houston Texas we are now at 110F , paint at night or early morning 5 / 7 am it will get hard a few more minutes like 1 hour , I do lost one bag not able to paint all the borders and the half of the garage , I do buy another whole kit I will paint the rest tomorrow at 5 am to make sure that I have no sun or hot at all and set a timer just in case

That floor turned out great! Definitely an improvement.

Thanks for making this. We’re about to do this and appreciate the demonstration.

Thanks for your help. First I"ve seen of this product.

Great video!

Good and helpful video 👍, getting ready to prep, prep, prep 👍 my two car garage floor and make that floor beautiful! New home

Im doing this now. I rented a sander with 36 grit pad for $50 from home depot. Not a grinder as those leave a cloud of dust. Also, waited 12 hours between scrubbing with degreaser and etching.

Cool video

What I have a brand-new 20x20 concrete slab that my shed was put on? I assume I can just sweep it clean, maybe wash it down with a garden hose, but no need for a degreaser or anything else right? Also, what do you estimate the total time spent was for rolling it onto the floor once you started pouring it?

Please give an update on the durability of the garage floor diy update

So do you throw the chips on after you're done painting the whole garage Or do you do sections at a time?

How large was your area vs how much product did you use? Using this for my 30x50 shop and trying to make sure I have enough material before I start.

I have a two car garage with those four pieces like that. Do I have to seal the space in-between the slabs, because I noticed you did not fill them.

I have oil base porch and floor paint currently on, can i strip the paint and follow your video to finish it up?

Did you paint the floor the same day you washed it? If so, how long did you wait? Someone told me you should wait 24 hours to let it dry.

My driveway has pavers. I worried that rising the acid out of the garage down the long paved driveway will damage the pavers. Any thoughts on this?

Whats up man awesome video, I was wanting to put the clear coat Rocksolid on top however when I saw it was more expensive than the actual base coating I do not want to do it, kind of a three way question but my floor is a raw concrete, I am going to diamond grind it but do you think I need it is necessary to put primer and the top clear coating on after if I use the rocksolid product? Thank you

Hello from Minnesota!

Do you need to put clear coat on top?

So do we need to put primer and clear coat????

You should always add acid to water and not water to acid.

What about the clear seal coat?

Just curious, you posted this video over a year ago on doing your garage floor, how’s it holding up?

Hi where can I found the products

You don’t have to put a finish coat on it?

Forget the squeegee, use a leaf blower.

You dont need to grind the floor?

How’s floor holding up?? Is it worth $$

Forget etching. Grind the floor, regardless of condition

Fue un video de limpieza nada mas

Stressing the prep aspect but yet you don’t prep the concrete for optimal adhesion? What’s the point of doing this if it’s going to have to be redone every few seasons? It’s just a base coat and a few stagnant chips. Looks alright for the first year (if hot tires don’t pick it up by then) and then it’s dull and gets dirty. It’s best to just leave the concrete how it is and deal with it until you can afford a proper coating using proper preparation. If you install this kit yourself, and decide you don’t like it, well now you have to spend a lot more money to get it removed and done right. I wouldn’t have a problem with this video if you didn’t say “doing it right for the first time”. Like come on man what a hack.

I do this every day and the only way to prep properly is to actually grind it. We fix floors done in this method constantly. There are hundreds of videos on how this is properly done, this just isn't one of them.