Thank you for this video. I love your sense of humor along with the top tier tutorial. I'm happy to see it's holding up even after 3 years. These videos give me nostalgia of working outside with my dad. Thank you very much my friend

This is awesome. You are real and don’t try to come off as an expert. The rest of us novices appreciate it!!!!

That looks good, I imagine a second coat would give the floor a truly magnificent gloss.Thanks for creating and posting your video.

Nice, I'm going to seal my husband's shop for Christmas thanks!

I love it. Shopping for a client who owns an event facility. Can't wait to share this video. Thank you.

Nice job. If you let the acrylic dry on the roller handle and once it get hard you can use a utility knife to start to pull a strip of the dried acrylic off. Once you have a strip you can pull, just peal off the acrylic. Can do the same with buckets. Come out nice and clean. No mess.

Im working on an old concrete store building and turning it into a craft shop. I will try this on the floor and see how it comes out. Thanks for the video.

Thank you for this entertaining and accurate video/tutorial. My shop floor (1200sq ft) turned out AMAZING. I'm turning it into an events venue and the gloss on the seal made all the lights pop and reflect from the floor creating additional illumination. Eagle Gloss is a good and cost effective product. I wish I could share my b4&after pictures here. Anyway job completed with "accurately measured" dish soap in the mop bucket and donned sox! Good call.

Looks good. It's a 25% solids product so it's not stain proof but is better than nothing. Little/No prep is needed on this sealer. UV light is what breaks it down so interior work may see a reseal every 10-15 years vs exterior being 2-4 years.

I was about to go through the trouble of staining my floors and doing sealer then saw this video. Returning my stain now and going with this. I have a 30x45 shop! Man thank you so much fo keeping it easy. :)

Just wanted to tell you thanks for answering my questions awhile back. We are gonna do our floors this weekend. I called eagle with a few other questions and I told them I had heard about them from a KZfaq video. Their response was, “are you talking about that guy with the cars?” He was super nice and said they were probably going to reach out to you because you have a lot of followers. My guess is they have received a lot of business from your videos. Anyway thanks again.

Muriatic acid cleanses, etched and preps concrete for applications of any type sealant.

Looks great.... Can't wait to see the vehicles in the new home.

John, awesome product I did the interior of my beach house. NOTE: On new fresh poured concrete you need to allow the concrete to cure 72 hours minimum, and for best results mist slab every 3 hours for one day.

How’s it holding up in the shop after a year? Do you have to redo it every year? Would it be possible to ad a clean coat over top of would that not adhere?

I have a two car garage and was looking for a simple solution, something let me wash the floor sometimes and don't worry about some small spills, so here I found the product, thanks

Great Video man! Love the value you show with this product!!

Nice I like the before and after.

Thanks for this video. I will be doing it this summer in Canada

2 coats are for maximum durability and longevity. Also the 2nd closes up any pin hole pours that may have been missed by the 1st coat. Hope this helps

I was looking for a way to seal the cement in my basement and was looking primarily at those DIY garage epoxy systems. But this may be a far cheaper way to do the same thing.

Loving your home improvement videos

I love it. I am going to do a basement and garage with this. I never fuel anything in the garage and store all but generator and vehicles in a shed.

I'll do this on my brand-new construction and see how it goes. Thanks for sharing. btw, nice car collection 🔥❤️

I m going to order it. Thanks for the tip. Great finish.👍

Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for the video. Looks great! Can't wait to do my basement.

Awesome buddy. Many thank. Just bought my dream house and will use this stuff

Thanks brother... I been searching ... all product... this is kinda cheap but it look great ... this is my summer project...👍👍👍👍👍

I'm an old time diy er and I swear by sealing concrete over painting!!! Nice job!! Like your garage too!!

Great video! Thanks for taking the time to show your process. I think this is the route I will be taking.

Great stuff John.. Thank you for sharing...

I’m definitely going to use it in my garage great video

Dude good info. Thanks I am grateful

Need to do this on my garage this summer

You are hilarious and fun to watch and learn, great job!

cool video, I have 3 questions if you or someone would kind to help: what if garage f'oor is slopped towards a drain? will the epoxy run off the concrete ? what if you have repaired cracks, does the epoxy hide it all? what if your concrete is cracked heavily, and/or bucketed towards the the wall do you just use leveling cement and use epoxy?

Beautiful man great job you inspired me to do my own now thank you

That looks great John. Do you think Mica powder would work for tinting this? My wife and I are buying our first home and it has a 25x30 shop and this is the first thing I want to do to the shop before I move all my woodworking tools in. Thanks for the informative video.

I love it. Thank you. I’m doing it- soon!

Hi John...I have a interior storage with plain concrete that I would like to add a clear coat high gloss, but I need to make sure if it will hold since concret has not been sealed before, I just poured and make it smooth couple of weeks ago. Thanks for your recommendation.

Appreciate the video John. I just did my garage with Eagle gloss coat based on your review. Looks great, and I'm happy with the product. Not a big deal but I used a 1/2" nap roller that left some unwanted texture in the surface finish. Did you experience this too? Wondering if a 3/8" roller would finish for a smoother surface. Thanks again!

I wonder if a second coat was applied and allowed to cure what burnishing would do or would it FUBAR it. Looks great and Happy Trails.

Thanks for the video! Was the floor completely dry when after one day from being mopped? If it had some moisture underneath from not being completely dry, do you think it will affect it much?

Good job. Yes I will wear a mask. I like Superclean degreasser for jobs like this. Good prep. It’s important.

Fantastic product for low $$. Your garage looks bigger than my house 🤣. Greetings from the UK 🇬🇧 Subbed ya 👍

I don't think the 2 coats Is for looks , its for durability.

Looks awesome! I may need to do this as well Thanks!

Products on construction have become so diverse, however, they've opened up the opportunity for people to choose exactly what they need from those products. Therefore, someone's Garage might need this sealer because of their needs, but someone else will need epoxy for his/her garage because of their needs. That concept is very crucial to so many people and making things harder to understand but more reliable and useful to the specific needs that they're made for. - I believe that we are entering an era where companies will give us their products according to the information they acquire from us about our specific problems or needs..., just like going to the hospital and getting questions for the treatment to be executed or prescriptions.

Hi, great video. I just painted my floor with white Epoxy paint. It has more of a mat finish. Do you think this is good for me to use to give the floor a smooth shinny look? Also, the biggest question..... is it really clear or will it turn my floors an off-white/yellow color?

LOVE THIS, going to do the exact same thing.

Good video, love the commentary man, real easy watch

Great info man, thanks for sharing!

Looks great

Man, that's worth twice the price. I wonder can you stain the floor before application if you wanted to? It's pretty awesome. Sealed ad so much easier to keep clean

Thinking about doing this to my bedrooms.

Concrete takes quite a while to fully cure. I would recommend waiting quite a while before putting any kind of sealer on concrete as the moisture will be trapped, and ruin the finish.

Very nice info thank you. I have one question please: Is it slippery when wet?

Super hack right here! I can’t wait to do my floors!

Nice job an you saved a ton doing it yourself

When sweeping the garage try using a sweeping compound to sweep up the fine dust.

Your comment on spilling gas on the floor after stain has been applied causing stickiness. Is this easy to fix by just patching up by reapplying on sticky area or is prepping required?

this guy spent half the video on the mopping and cleaning. GREAAAAT

Awesome, 2 coats of for long lasting shine and protection, not looks. It will look the same, but if bother garages had the same amount of traffic, the one with one coat would wear out faster. Thanks again for sharing.

Did your concrete in the metal garage have a brushed or smooth finish? I am having a 30x40 installed and the concrete will be poured next week. I like the look on your garage floors. Very nice.

All I need to know is when will you be here in Texas, so ready to get my floors done after 20 years in the same house and no change the flooring

Looks great! How is the traction when it is wet? Thanks for sharing.

Looks great. I’m getting ready to do my RV port which is 18’ x 41’. Did end of up using exactly 5 gallons on your 30’ x 50’?

A dream for many people. Your garage is has more square footage (square meters) than the average house in England (and probably a lot of other countries).

Hey John, again thanks for the great video. So I went ahead and used Eagle Sealer on my 30x45 shop floor that has already been grinded in certain spots and acid etched. I had to use about 10 gallons of eagle sealer and turned out great but it looks like my pourous concrete soaked up most of it. I'm going to do another coat. My question is what NAP do you recommend? I was told 7/8's but I think that might be the issue! Your answer would be a lifesaver!

Been looking for sealer for my new shop. You have sold me on the product... I plan to seal my floor next week.

I'll do that. I was curious. Again, your garage came out looking good. You should be pleased with it. The secret though is using more material as you said.

Cool video I learned a lot thanks

Diid you acid etch beforehand?? If not, it will peel in a few years. I know from my own garage :(

You know you have to have a garage floor mopped and coated in Florida to avoid fleas, yes fleas. Fleas live in in crevasses

Awesome! Very interested to do this in our basement! Is there an option for a non glossy look? Or could you buff out the gloss a little, love the gloss for the garage but in the basement was hoping for a less glossier (kind of natural stone) look. Thanks for the video!

Great video, appreciate your advice. We just built a similar structure and haven't used it yet because I want to seal the floors before putting vehicles on them. I've considered epoxy and stains but my concern is putting acid in a metal building. My question is, any regrets on the sealer and are there any recommendations you can make? I'm still torn on whether to install metal walls on the inside and exactly how to get my wiring through the building. Thanks in advance!

Very nice John! Curious to ask, what's up with all the scaffolding in front of the new garage?

I have a rough finish on my concrete. It was left without being smoothed when laid. Will this fil in the rough areas and level everything so I can move a motorcycle jack with a heavy bike on without it getting hung up on the rough finshed floor?

Hi John, first thank you for doing an update. I know you said your concrete was new, and you did not etch it, but was your floor a smooth finish before you sealed it?

You've just convinced me to go with a concrete sealer instead of epoxy flooring :)

Did you have to sand or etch the floor first

Are you still happy with it driving on it has it mess it up at would love to know how it looks now. Or have you had to fix any spots. I have a new house moving in this week and really want to do this but worried about long term

Great video. I am planning on building a metal workshop the exact same size of yours. How high is your walls? Thank you so much.

The floor looks awesome! What if the garage floor still has oil stains all over the floor even after you sweep and mop? Will this product still work? Will this product cover up all the dried stains??

I really like what you did to your garage floors. We would like to do that to our living room floor- (1) Did you have to etch the concrete first? (2) How did it hold up?

is it slippery after parking your car in after a rain? Thank You

What kinda roller is that? Is it the Eagle Long NAP 18 in. Roller Cover for Roughly Textured Exterior Concrete?

Two coats is for durability and it’s meant to run a buffer over it to create a glass like smooth surface. The buffer will burn through some of it so that’s why two coats

Awesome job. Would you recommend it for a living room?

Also, did you use the concrete sealer, THEN the clear coat? I was about to purchase this right now, but it says not to apply it directly over concrete

Thank you I’m going to paint event space black than eagle gloss thank you

i dont like coating when you get oil on the floor its a death trap and if a get oil on the floor I use a red robin seasoning shaker filled with portland cement or flyash from my coal stove and the stain go's away. thanks for sharing

Just what I was looking for. My garage and basement floors are needing help.

Dude, thank you so much for this video. I made the mistake of going with the Behr wet-look sealer in my studio. I put on two coats and the wet-look just wasn't there. Not even close to what the brand themself claimed. I plan on re-doing this project and was shopping around for other brands. I think Eagle Gloss Sealer is a winner for my next project.

John, do you think that one coat will do good for my Two boys room floor? I am removing the carpet, that is stained and full of dust and shine the concrete floor! It will be better and easy to clean and avoid allergies. Thanks for your video and advice, very well explained.

Great video

I know the feeling my wife makes me wait too.

You sure had a lot of sunshine coming thru the base of the walls.

Please do a follow-up video on this so we can see how it holds up after a year and again at 2 years.

Thanks man! Looks great!