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Thread: Help - What's the most heavy duty garage floor coating you can buy? Mines destroyed.

post 1640909593 06-15-2021, 06:21 AM
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Help - What's the most heavy duty garage floor coating you can buy? Mines destroyed.

I have a lot of cars in and out for my shop, and I've tried every clown world product at HD and Lowes, and it just flakes and get's torn up.... suprisingly quickly. What do dealerships use? Commercial / Industrial coatings that have super heavy trucks use? Military?


This is surprisingly difficult to find the answer to, so I figured this might be quicker.

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If you're serious about this, there's no comparison between the garage coatings at the hardware store and the pro-grade epoxy trained professionals install.

You might be getting flaking because of a moisture problem under the slab letting water vapors penetrate and separate the cheap epoxy, but if you call in a pro I believe they have some solutions for that. The floor should be warrantied and will look like an auto shop on TV.
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Originally Posted By bdaswat⏩
I have a lot of cars in and out for my shop, and I've tried every clown world product at HD and Lowes, and it just flakes and get's torn up.... suprisingly quickly. What do dealerships use? Commercial / Industrial coatings that have super heavy trucks use? Military?


This is surprisingly difficult to find the answer to, so I figured this might be quicker.

Thanks! Reps
Add a layer of high strength concrete and polish and seal it, it will last much longer than any coating.
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