1 gal. Concrete and Garage Interior/Exterior Recoat Primer (2-Pack)

The coat started peeling, I’m very disappointed in the restore oleum product

Pretty impressed so far. Day one and I used the Rock Solid grey high gloss on top of the primer and so far setting in nicely. I used the primer over top an epoxy garage floor I did 10 years ago. I don’t have a before picture, but it looked pretty similar to the one on the can. Slight peeling in 8 spots. Where the tires of our cars sat. I cleaned the garage floor with soap and water. I patched the cracks and peeling spots with the rust-oleum 2 part crack repair. Then used the primer. Let that sit for about 24 hours and then used the rock solid epoxy kit. I have a 3 car garage. It took 2 2.5 garage kits and 1 single. I also bought 4 extra bags of paint chips. Ha. Buy more than you think! I will add an update after 1 week of hot tires. But gonna wait a full week before we park in it.

Goes down thick and easy. Went over previously stained concrete Got only 150sqft out of a gallon but dried nice and solid. Power washed and let dry first. Using it in backyard well see how it stands up to the elements. Used it as an undercoat for Behr 1part epoxy. Actually liked rusto’s color better. Now making sure it cures well 72hrs. Comes out a beautiful slate blue grey You may want to just add a finish over it and call it a day Adds some serious new life to old concrete!

It looked so good I took the exopyshield back. No hot tire pick up so far, and held up to water pool. I used a degreaser first.

My wife and I were looking to finish our garage so we decided to go ahead and attempt the job ourselves when we received fair high quotes for the job. I would say we both have a fair share of experience when it comes to DIY projects but we are both far from pros and have never painted or epoxy a garage floor. After reading some of the reviews over and over I started to become more and more nervous about us doing the project and wanted to call back the pros. After realizing that my concrete wasn't bare and that it did have a sealant on it I called Rust-oleum who then directed me to this product so I didn't have to worry about renting any heavy duty tools to sand the floor for the epoxy that I was using to bond to it. They were super helpful and answered every question I had with all my nerves before we started our project. So we prepped the floor by cleaning all the grease spots and dirt then I went ahead and swept and vacuum the floor numerous times but almost impossible to get every speck of dust out. Then I power washed the floor and then from there I used the Rust-oleum concrete repair kit to patch up the few cracks we had on the floor. After waiting for the floor to dry the prep work was done we then went ahead and put down the recoat primer the next day in about 2 hours time. It went down very easy and came out great. From there we waited the til the next day well within the time frame of 48 hours that you have to apply your next layer for proper bonding. When it was all said and done everything came out real great and both my wife and I were blown away with the job that we did considering neither one of us have ever done it before. Everyone attempt is different so I wouldn't let someones bad experience steer me away plus the folks at Rust-oleum were only a call away for all my questions and they were super helpful eveytime.

Save yourself some money! I purchased this product to use with the basement Specific Tan EpoxyShield. We sanded, etched, mopped, and wire brushed the previously coated basement floor in order to ensure a good application. By 10:00 AM on Saturday (a dry, warm day) we applied the Recoat Primer and left it to dry until Sunday morning. When we return Sunday morning to begin applying the EpoxyShield we found that the primer was peeling up under our shoes in some spots. We then took painters tape in order to test the adhesion elsewhere—you can see the results in the attached photo. Now we are out the cost of the two cans of primer but also at a loss as to how to remedy the problem. Rustoleum really left us high and dry here. I've never left a bad review in my life but feel inclined to warn prospective buyers. We followed their steps to the letter and are still left with poor adhesion...

i had a floor that had alot of paint still on it and some peeling in high use areas. I wanted to apply Rustoleum Rock Solid floor product so i needed the perfect primer base underneath it and Recoat Primer was the choice. I figured for $41.00 for a gallon on my 2 car garage floor it was totally worth it to ensure my finished product was going on top of a dependable primer coat. This product really get's sucked into the concrete as i think that's the whole idea. I barely squeeked out my 2 car garage with one gallon. It dried over night and i was good to go the next day with the Rock Solid. I highly recommend this product

Great product. Looks like the floor is a finished project but it is only the primer

Excellent

Easy to use product, my garage has 400 'and a lot of product, I used it as the Epoxy shield primer, I think it looks great, it has been in place for five days,