Customer Reviews for BEHR PREMIUM 1 gal. #P290-7 Laser Lemon Self-Priming 1-Part Epoxy Satin Interior/Exterior Concrete and Garage Floor Paint

Very disappointed. After doing some research I settled on this paint for a garage floor. Looks great but after PROPER preparation and two coats of paint, it's bubbling up where there was some standing water. It's brand new concrete and it was allowed 30 days to cure before etching, prep and paint. Paint also was allowed to dry 3 to 5 days before rain was allowed to hit it. Don't waste your money. I'll end up having to seal this with a clear 100% solids epoxy sealer to protect the paint.

It was a project . Lots of prep. I would use more flake due to when the floor is wet it's slippery . Happy .

I have only been just painting some old stamped blacktop. I tested some of this paint about two months ago after I spoke to a representative from Behr. The blacktop was painted over 10 years ago with I think a latex type paint. The Behr paint is applying very well with good coverage on the old surface. In my experience I needed to buy twice the amount of paint for the first coat. The paint goes on fairly thick on the rough surface. I'm sure the second coat can be much thinner. Intact, in many areas it looks like a second coat is not needed. Our location is in the Midwest and I am a bit anxious how it will hold up for the winter. I did pressure wash the surface and allowed it to dry before I painted. I painted the patio in August. The paint i used had a number 930 as a base, and it was tinted for a brick color. I was able to purchase it in a five gallon pail in my area. It adheres very well with a paint brush or a very thick roller.

Honestly not exactly what I was looking for. I can only attest to the overall looks of the finished floor because we are still in the process of letting it cure. There was no shine to the product and it requires more than 2 coats to get a uniform

I had my very large basement floor painted about 4 months ago. The floor was prepped as per instructions. I recently noticed that some areas either faded or peeled. I bought three 5 gallon buckets and had it professionally painted. Home Depot, please don’t tell me what I should do. Just let me know what you can do for me.

This paint peels off after one week and two coats. Says it’s for outdoor but it is not. Would not recommend to anyone for outdoor.

I bought This one part garage epoxy to cover my floor of my three car garage. We follow the instructions, and this stuff sucks. Scratched when I was using a plastic bucket on it, my tires from my car pulled up the paint. And now I am having to scrape all of this crap off my floor and Install rust – oleum. Do not buy this product ever

Easy to apply but worse floor paint I have ever used, prepared floor according to directions!! Tires pick it right up, what a mess, how do I recoat it with good paint? Used Rustoleum 2-part epoxy before on a couple garage floor and it is 100% better paint but wanted something cheaper this time and I am paying for it now!!!!

Used this on my basement floor with decorative chips and a clear coat over it. Came out great.

Painted driveway, waited 7 days as instructions said, paint still came off from tires when cars were parked :(

Great product and easy to use.

I bought 2 gallons of this product to paint my garage floor, I sanded the floor to remove the shine from the old paint, then I put degreaser and a power washer, I let it dry for 24 hours and proceeded to paint, applied the first coat and wait 24 hours to give the second coat, the result after 3 weeks the floor is still sticky and wrinkling in many places, I am very disappointed, I never thought that Behr had such a bad product.

overall the paint is great. I painted the driveway with it and it came out great I'm going to clearcoat it just because I want the project to last a long time but I feel like I don't even need to as long as I let it cure and drive for seven days I bet that driveway would be probably fine for the next 10 years because the paint seems to bond really well to itself, which is great, because some paint once they dry and you try to put another coat on them, especially exterior paints with other epoxy. Sometimes you get separation levels and it bubbles up and pulls up with a hot tire but the stuff seems to be working out

After spending 3 days cleaning, prepping and applying the epoxy it didn't even last 1 week... very disappointed after prepping 6,000 square feet.

No problem at all. Love this product. My floor looks awesome...

Even after reading all the negative reviews, I bought it anyway after the Behr paint rep in the store assured me they will take care of any problems. After prepping the floor, I applied the paint to one half of it at a time, letting it dry as instructed on the label, then applying a second coat and letting it dry for a week before walking on it. It seemed to cure OK here in SW Florida, however 2 months later the paint is coming up where the tires stand on it. Apparently, heat from the warm tires causes it to separate from the concrete and flake off.

Paint came up when it got wet.

After 4 months of hard use I'm very impressed. It looks great, dirt grease and oil spills clean right up. No scratch, chip or peel. I did a lot of surface prep, sulfuric acid and many rinses to get the residue out of the concrete, then primed with the Behr primer. 3.5 gallons covered 1,100 square feet. Cost for prep, prime & 1 thick coat inc nonslip was around 40 cents/square foot. I was quoted $3.50 - $4.00 for a professionally applied all-solid 2-part epoxy. I doubt I'd be 10x happier.

I’ve been using the Behr White Epoxy on my commercial floors and it is hard to maintain even with the high gloss sealer, scuff marks embed in the sealer and the white eventually fades to yellow. Now spots I’ve painted and spots I haven’t started bubbling. If it was a way to make this product not scuff and peel or fade it would be amazing for my gallery.

Looks thick, didn’t fill in the smallest of spider cracks, dries more like a stain than a paint, everything under it shows…

Did all the proper steps for prep. Cleaned 3 times even acid etched before install has been sitting for over a month before driving one. Wife parked Yukon in garage it was raining out and water ran off sat on floor and basically turned the paint to mush completely disappointed I expected bear to be a top notch product I bought the 5 Gallon did two coats 24hrs apart would not recommend to anyone to buy there products.

Color did not match the previous gallon I purchased in June 2022

Coverage is good. Easy to use with the stencil i picked for my driveway.

Applied 3 cans and paint peeled from driveway

I bought 2gallons of paint and Followed all the instructions before applying. Applied 2 coats a gap of 1 day. After 1 week when I try to move my household items, the paint started peeling off. It looks very odd. I am still parking my car outside in fear of the entire color should not come out. This product is very very disappointed, and we would not consider recommending this product. It is waste of time and money.

I was not satisfied with this product. It did not stick to my concrete porch floor. It started chipping within a couple of months after I painted. It seemed to react to rain water when my porch got wet from the rain.

I am just laying down the first and second coat and yes you will need two coats, in my actual experience, to cover evenly gray color and acid etched concrete. I started with one can of "White" which covered 1/4, one coat, of the '3-car' size garage foot print. Then I found Home Depot online had pre-tinted at the factory, a full range of colors, shipped free for $2 less per can than the basic 4 colors keep in stock at the store. That is my idea of a great deal. I switched to Gold Torch to finish the job. It is going to take 5 to 6 gallons to finish the two coats. Thank you Home Depot and BEHR. With the hot weather I do 1 gallon at a time and do not have to reseal and store half used cans. I have had 2 part epoxies lift with hot tires in my past FL garage. I have lower expectations and will not be driving on this painted surface with car / light truck tires regularly. I hope it will hold up as a workshop floor and not lift with lawnmower, trailer and boat trailer tires and the like.

I really like Behr products. In all my years of painting, I have had only two of their products be of sub par level. This is one of them. The plan was to apply this to our living room floor. We had it mixed to the "Colorful Leaf" which results in a nice burnt orange look. I followed the instructions to the letter. I even called the Behr help line and conversed with them about my project before starting. I applied three coats over a two day period and the results looked amazing. I then left the home with the thermostat set on about 70 F and the dehumidifier running. After two weeks, I returned to find the floor still felt tacky and was soft. I talked with a Behr representative who said that the problem was I applied three coats. I challenged him stating the literature says nothing about more than two coats. It does state "multiple coats may be required". He recommended I remove all the paint and start over. Great solution? In conclusion, he offered to reimburse me for the paint cost. I accepted. I plan on wet sanding all the Behr product off the floor and applying a real, two part epoxy, one that is intended for commercial applications. Thus, I recommend you save yourself a bunch of trouble and avoid this bad paint. If you want an epoxy floor, use a true two part epoxy coating. They are a pain but set hard as rock in a relatively short period. Color choices may be limited but a minor compromise is better than a complete and unmitigated failure.

This is Garbage. Don’t buy this product no matter how much prep you do. It started coming off within the first week we put the shop back into service.