Before painting your floor, you need to know the best garage floor paint available. In most cases, concrete floor epoxy is ...

Best Garage Floor Paint: Latex, Acrylic, or Epoxy? Here’s what you should use and how it will transform your garage into a special space. By Jack Keebler Published: Jul 16, 2019 ...

Once the floor is clean and dry, patch the cracks and etch the surface before you paint. There are cement-based patch products, but Braunshausen recommends his company’s EpoxyShield Concrete ...

Types of Concrete/Garage Floor Paint Latex : Low cost, low gloss, quick dry time, low durability, covers less ground Acrylic : Middling cost, low gloss, quick dry time, water-based, better ...

This concrete and garage floor paint from Seal Krete is a 1-part acrylic paint with epoxies blended in. The manufacturer suggests applying this product with a roller and says a one-gallon can ...

Concrete “resurfacer” is a cement-based coating that forms a smooth, new surface right over the old concrete. The cost of a resurfacer for a two-car garage is typically less than $200.

If you've got stain free floors and prefer the concrete color, then you can go with an Epoxy Clear Garage Floor Coating instead. Other garage floor paint kits include offerings from Valspar, which ...

The three types of flooring most commonly used on today’s garage floors are epoxy/polyurethane coating, polished concrete and interlocking plastic tiles, all of which have their benefits.

Another garage floor option is to install a mat or snap-together deck tiles instead of coating the floor. Mats are available in a variety of colors and patterns. Simple rug-like mats start at ...

Finally, if a garage floor is still structurally sound, but has seen better days, epoxy flooring could be a great choice. When considering the best time of year to install an epoxy floor, it’s ...

Painting the floor with a high-quality garage-floor paint ($30–$40 a gallon) is supereconomical and provides decent protection. (A gallon should cover 200 to 400 square feet; see the product label.) ...

Q. When it rains or snows, our garage gets wet. There is a slight pitch toward the doors, so we didn’t have puddles. Ultimately, the moisture would seep into the concrete floor and dry up.