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Old 07-25-2021, 01:49 PM
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One thing to keep in mind with diy garage coatings. Believe it or not your car tires will have a bit of heat to them, when you drive into the garage it will tend to 'burn' and lift the coating over time. I would put rubber or carpet tire runners down. This will help to keep the coating in place.
This has NOT been a problem with the rustoleum part epoxy. I have heard this happening with painted floors.

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With the info here and what I have been seeing elsewhere, I'm leaning towards the Rustoleum. This is mostly a workspace at this time rather than a garage with cars getting pulled in after a run.

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You gotta shot peen the floor (etche) or it won’t hold up.

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