Dear Liza, Dear Liza.

Glad it was helpful!

I have ben hearing this a lot in a lot of the reviews. I am about to do my 440 sq for garage tomorrow. So I think I’m going to buy another kit. Should I use the 2 kits separately with 2 coats? Or should I use them all at once and go heavy?

@@huslnumotorsports8101 What did you hand up doing ? I am about to do my garage and really looking for some honest advice 🙏

Great advice. How is your shop holding ?

Dang, yeah, it would definitely be slippery!

This was not fixing cracks, this was hiding them. I used a 3inch rotary tool to make my cracks bigger, and used Sikaflex 1C SL to fill the cracks. It is a bit more work, but I think it will be more durable.

I would not do this on anything that the sun hits. It fads in uv

I used a shopvac.

total is 1500 so /2 750 :)

I think those lines are the where he patched the cracks. I saw those too.

@@offworkhours I think so too! That made me realize how think the rust oleum epoxy goes on! So I didn’t use it. I used another product that they give you far more product for the buck, i also used full flake and it turned out amazing! I grinder my floor too so the cracks were flat with the rest of the concrete but I had some bumpy sports in front of the garage door as I had planed to leave that since rust oleum is not meant to go outside but when I switched to a different product that has UV protection, I decided to go all the way and didn’t bother grinding that rough sport but nothing shows thru thankfully.

It was, but definitely worth it!

It's too thick and the directions say to roll it.

Hmmmm....no reply.

hi there, please do not use this product. There is a reason why no reply. I thankfully didn’t use it because after much research I didn’t like the reviews, but my poor sister did it and it bubbled with in 2 months and now after winter it’s all chipped looking horrible. She spent over a $1000 on it:( and It costs more now to sand, remove and that’s back breaking labor work to do! I personally used another product and several months later it still looks perfect even with parking my old SUV all winter with leaks on it! It still looks 💯 perfect. The difference between my sisters who used this product and mine is like night and day. Oh and the best part is that my product cost less and I got way more product than what rustolum offers in their crazy priced little packs that come with their kits. I plan on doing my daughter’s double driveway this spring and I can’t wait. I did grind my concrete and did all the steps 💯 like the pros do it. It was a lot of work for me because I didn’t have the proper fancy tools so it took me 10 hrs to grind with a hand snader and maybe 10 more hours cleaning all the mess. The dust was insane, but honestly worth it. This time I will rent a larger grider that controls the dust and will never use a small grinder again but it was a learning process. I would gladly share a video of my gargle and the product I used if you wish. It is the stuff the pros uses so you have only about 40 min to apply and only 10 min for the top coat but I honestly did it alone and did great. I will never do it alone again tho I will make sure I have 2 helpers to make the job way easier and relaxed. I was stressed and rushed, have to admit. Again, DO NOT USE RUSTOLEUM. You will regret it. Although I like a lot of their products such as spray paints and stains, their epoxy sucks. I have pics of my sisters too to see what happened in 2 months. I am just a little lady too btw 😊

It’s held up grate in my shop! Watch my instagram for updates

Really good in the shop!

They do?

@@kraizy420 not anywhere that I'm looking

@BrayZap idk if my links posted.. but Menards, Home Depot, and Amazon all have it in stock

Really good after two months of daily traffic!

@@MyersWoodshop thank you for getting back to me, I still have to etch and let it dry then paint. I need to wait after Tropical storm elsa passes by I guess

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No. Its his hobby.