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Resincoat Single Garage Floor Bundle gives you everything you need to create a professional finish in your garage at an affordable price. This bundle is ideal for single garages that are up to 20m² in size. The kit includes everything you need to mix and apply the paint as well as a primer of your choosing based on the condition of your floor.
For larger size garages try our double garage bundle or triple garage bundle
Included with this pack:
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1 x Relevant Primer |
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Also Included: 3 x Paint Brushes, 1 x Pair of Disposable Gloves
| Appearance | Professional High Gloss Finish |
| Durability | Highly Durable |
| Thickness | 200-250 microns per paint coat |
| Drying Time | 24 hrs |
| Coverage | Single Garage up to 20m² |
| Application - Pot Time (Hours) | The pot life of this product is 20 minutes – this means the paint will start to chemically cure after this time. The paint will be workable on your floor for 40 minutes. |
Great for a DIY user, I haven't worked with epoxy paints before but it was really easy to do and looks fantastic.
I ordered the single garage bundle, plus the cutting in pack and tools. Our garage/house is 3 years old and the garage has constantly been shedding concrete dust, getting footprints everywhere whenever somebody uses the garage. All solved now thanks to this and it looks fantastic.
The primer coat layer bubbled up a bit - but the next day before adding the 1st finishing coat, I went and trampled all over it to pop them, and then sanded down any leftover bubble bits. This made a good base for the finishing layers to go on to.
My advice is don't skimp (the less favourable reviews seem to be from individuals who have tried to cut costs by only doing one coat, or missing out the primer or some other example of basically not following the recommendations) buy the bundle and the cutting in pack - if you think you can get all the cutting in done and the rolling done from the same tin before it hardens off and becomes unworkable then you are going to regret it. Also, accept the fact that you are going to need to repaint your skirting board or bottoms of your walls afterwards - as there isn't enough time to spend doing it neat before the resin is ruined, you just have to slap it on and put your back in to it to get it to spread thinly across the concrete. You definitely feel like you've done a good graft when you've finished - I'd compare it to doing 2 sessions in the gym one after the other. If you're an amateur with an office job like me and not conditioned to doing this type of labour regularly, then your legs, arms, back and shoulders are all going to feel it the next day, but it is definitely worth it.
Hard work, but wow!
