Use floorsaver Epoxy Garage Floor Paint where ordinary single pack paint doesn't stand up to the rigours of an industrial garage environment. It will last for a good few years without having to be recoated, and can be applied to bare concrete or existing well bonded paint. We recommend two coats, but if over coating existing paint in a similar colour, one coat is generally all that is required.

NB: 5L is equivalent to 6.6kg

You might also like: 

• Cleaner & Degreaser for oily and dusty floors 
• Floor Etcher for new concrete 
• A Floor Roller for the best results
• Epoxy Floor Paint Anti Slip for a slip resistant finish

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Step 1 - Preparation:

• On bare, reasonably clean concrete wash with floorsaver Floor Etcher. This cleans and keys the surface.
• For greasy or previously painted floors, clean with floorsaver Cleaner & Degreaser, scraping off any loose paint, dust or dirt. Lightly sand glossy paint to dull down the shine and roughen it up.
• New concrete should be at least 2 months old and always washed with floorsaver Floor Etcher to reduce alkalinity and to remove any weak, loose cement deposits.

Step 2 - Repairs:

• Fill small surface holes and cracks using floorsaver Crack & Hole Filler. Use floorsaver Pourable Concrete Filler for holes 5mm-50mm deep. floorsaver Mouldable Filler can be used if you want a curved edge, such as a stair nosing, etc.

Step 3 - Application:

• Apply at a minimum temperature of 15 ℃.
• If the floor is still damp as a result of cleaning, it's not a problem since this is a water based epoxy. However, don't put it onto floors where there is rising damp.
• For both the 2.5 and 5L pack sizes there is a large tin of coloured curing agent and a smaller tin of resin. Stir the contents of the large tin, then add the contents of the small resin tin.
• Give a good stir with something wide, like a wooden batten or a paint stirrer. If you use an electric paint mixer, also scrape around the sides and bottom of the tin to make sure it's all mixed in.
• Now it's mixed you've got 2 hours to use it before it becomes unusable. Tip it into a roller tray.
• Use a brush around the edges and a medium pile roller for the floor.

• Wash equipment in warm soapy water before it dries, but it's probably more practical to just throw the rollers away.

We don't recommend:

• Using outside - it can fade under UV, instead, use floorsaver Car Park Paint.
• Applying to self-levelling floor screeds.
• Applying to hard, very smooth power floated concrete where paint can‚¬„¢t sink into the surface. If in doubt, tip a cup of water over the surface and see if it soaks in or not.
• Applying to very weak, crumbly or contaminated concrete since it may not be possible to prepare it well enough for the Epoxy Garage Floor Paint to perform.