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#188117 08/20/2005 5:19 PM
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Hey All,

In about 30 days, I move into my new house. I would like to apply some sort of paint or coating to the garage floor to make clean up easier and to spruce up the look of the garage.

Does anyone have any suggestions for a cold weather suited shop floor treatment?

Choices thus far are an epoxy mix paint, one from Rust-O-Leum and one other company.

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I have a friend who is a painter and has used that Rus-O-Leum on several jobs. He has had very good luck and results with it.

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#188119 08/21/2005 6:59 PM
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I would recommend using a product called Super Rez Seal made by the Euclid chemical company. It's a little pricey (about $65 bucks for 5 gal.) , but it is worth it. It took a 5 gal. can per coat on my shop floor(32x54). It recommends applying 2 coats which is plenty. So far it has held up to constant usage and even racing fuel. It is made for commercial type applications, so I don't think Lowe's or Home Depot sells it. I bought it from a local concrete place. Hope this helps.

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