180 oz. Gray Polycuramine 2.5 Car Garage Floor Kit

I did my garage floor with the rock solid dark gray and chips came out great 2.5 garage floor kit. Went back and wanted to seal in the chips so I decided to coat with the clear. Followed directions to a "T" and the rock solid clear kit 2.5 garage floor. It did not even cover 2/3 of the 2 car garage floor. Only 1/2 the material. If Rustoleum does not make good and contact me and send another bab of material. I will never by a Rustoleum product again. Very upset. D

I selected Mocha color for my garage floor, which was a big mistake. I have a small garage [ 360 sq. ft.] and use the whole 2.5-car garage kit but still, the coverage was a challenge. Also after the job was done I could see spots where the bare floor [ grey spot] started to appear, at the time when the epoxy was being applied there were zero gaps and it all looked perfectly good. Cleaning was done thoroughly 3 times and application was done by professional painters. This is no way 2.5 car kit.

I purchased this a dark gray kit and a clear coat kit and 3 months later it’s already peeling. I ground the floor down with an angle grinder, then applied the Rustoleum primer. 3 months later it is already peeling. I contacted Rustoleum and they offered no help. The rep said that the most they could do is send a touch up kit. Absolutely unacceptable. Do not buy!

It took THREE AND A HALF kits (each kit is supposed to cover two and a half car garage) to cover my two-car garage. Kits colors did not match and made the floor look ugly. I AM VERY DISAPPOINTED. DO NOT BUY - The coverage is VERY UNDERESTIMATED

I don't usually write reviews but I've been so happy with this product that I felt compelled to write a review for this product. I've used this product on 5 separate projects over the past 5 years or so and I've been pleased with all of them. Frankly when I see a product with a 3 of 5 average rating as a consumer I'd have some concerns. I'm a retired Civil engineer so I have considerable experience with coatings and concrete and in my opinion, this product is hands down a 5. I've never experienced any of the pealing or other serious failure issues reported by other reviewers. 90% of the application work is in the prep. It's best to apply the coating after the concrete is cured, but when the concrete is as new as possible (but at least 30 days after placement). You can use degreaser but you can never really get grease or soaked in oil out of the concrete so it's best to coat it before it gets stained or dirty. This is also true with road salt. Once the salt soaks into the the concrete, it is possible, and maybe even likely that it will effect the coating bond and cause peeling as salt crystals and moisture from under the slab and coating push the coating off. In general, I think it's a bit unfair for reviewers to blame the coating for surface conditions that can't really be rectified. I've used the the previous epoxy coating products in gallon pails and by comparison, the pouches they use now are a significant application improvement. No messy paint buckets, sticks or trays. And with the pouches, no real concerns about unmixed zones of product making it onto the floor and not curing. Just burst the interior pouch barrier, need the pouch, clip the pouch corner, and pour the paint out in ribbons directly onto the floor for rolling. I will concede that they are pretty stingy with the volume of paint you get, and that the price stings a bit. But compared to paying a professional $5K or more to coat the floor, the Rocksolid kit cost is a steal, even if you have to buy an extra 1.5 car kit to finish the job. Unless your are really certain about the condition of your floor and how much paint you need, I recommend buying the 2.5 car kit for a two car garage along with the 1.5 car kit. You can return the 1.5 car kit if you don't use it, but once you start the project you want to be sure you have enough paint to finish the project. The concrete finish (surface texture) can significantly effect the amount of paint needed and coverage rates. The product is 2 part chemically cured. Once mixed you have to use the product in the allotted time. All in all it's a great product that I have had great results with and can recommend to others without reservation. '

I did all prep work and applied epoxy to the surface.The epoxy left patches on the floor and now the floor looks horrible. I would never recommend this product.

Pleased with the overall outcome. Only time will tell on longevity. Two gripes ; (1) both the primer (recoat primer) and Rocksolid floor coating kit (2.5 car kit) lacked on coverage. For my 485 sq. ft garage, I ended up using 1/2 extra from a 1-car kit (the other half solidified eventually and went to waste), (2) "mystery' patches (uncoated areas - primer showing through) were seen the next day - these areas were coated at first (I would have noticed during the application process, if not), and was part of the first burst mix pouch. During inspection the next day, these mystery patches were seen. Is there a "make-up" patch kit available?

Followed all the recommended prep work and instructions. Even bought the special rust oleum concrete primer. Waited a week to put my car in the garage just to make sure and within a few days I started getting peeling underneath one of the tires. Also the first packet of paint came out in two different colors. Lots of work for it to start peeling immediately is really disappointing.

We’ve only had this on our garage floor for about 8 months now. Earlier this week,we bought new patio furniture which we unboxed in the garage. The boxes were adhered shut with glue. We were unaware that one of the box lids was facedown on the ground. The next morning my husband was loading the trash for the dump and one of the pieces was stuck to the floor. As he pulled it off, the epoxy came up with it. Now to figure out how to fix it! We cut the lifted edges in hopes it won’t get worse.

Realistically 2.5 Garage Kit only covers 1.5 garage flooring. That being said, there are lots of chunks in the mixing pouch, probably the coloring powder that won’t mix with the poly. I will post some pictures of what the chunks end up looking like once they are on your garage floor. I had to scrape these off because they don’t harden like the rest of the mix. I will need to order another 1 car kit to finish my floors. Very disappointed!