Boxsterdoc47

Considering redoing the garage floor....any advice....floorguard,durabond or others??? thanks

RED HORSE

Anything that you "paint" onto the floor will eventually lift, I don't care what people may tell you. I have been happy with my Race Deck. There are several companies that make products like Race Deck.

mdrums

CTI..Concrete Technology Inc

www.cti-concrete.com

Gadgetman

I use the stuff from Home Depot. I followed the instructions thoroughly and it still lifted within a year.

bdoviack

Have had some very good results with this. Quite easy to do yourself. Looks great

http://www.musclegloss.com/

BoxsterG

Does it matter if you are attached or detached garage? I think I am going to just use the the race deck simply because it doesnt appear to be worth the hassle whe you have detached. In my previous home I had an attached garage and it remianed much cooler and the flooring remained on it completely. However, all the detached garages I have seen appear to lift.
My neighbor purchased some tiles and the only problem I see with the tiles are when you spill something. It looks like you can get oil and water between the cracks if it isnt put toegther well.

nyca

I just installed racedeck - the revolution tile, which is stronger then their "standard" tile. I was very happy with it. I installed it over a landscaping paper underlayment, removes some of the "clicking" sound it can make while walking on it.

_Nathan

I applied Epoxy-Coat in my garage a year ago. It was easy. Most of the work is the floor preparation. So far it still looks like new.

blake

I applied epoxy in 2003 and it still looks like new. I chose the salt-n-pepper look with black, white and tan chips. I'm a huge fan of epoxy at it cleans well and doesn't show the dirt.

Good luck.

-Blake

Edgy01

What many of these floor coating guys will not tell you is that they need periodic recoating to maintain their 'no lift' warranty. Everything lifts over time.

I have the Griott Garage stuff and it works fairly well but still lifted no matter how well you prepare the surface and paint it. I do, however, recommend a lighter color because if you do your own auto maintenance in there you want to be able to see what you're doing, and to be able to find a missing circlip!

Mspeedster

I put in Motofloor from Costco not too long ago. It's relatively inexpensive and very easy to install. It is not attached to the floor, It just sits on top the floor, so no issues with lifting. My only real gripe is the white squares do get dirty and require regular cleaning.

Pincomar

I have the Premier Garage flooring (http://www.premiergarage.com/flooring.html) and I love it. I would never have anything else. Hardwearing and easy to keep clean. (I have no affiliation to Premier.)

tetzlafh

You want the answers from garage guy nuts that would be comparable to Porsche enthusiasts here on Rennlist? Then get on this forum...so many in-depth threads regarding floor finishing. A good majority is about epoxy treatments.

http://www.garagejournal.com/

jason952

I have had good luck with the off the shelf rustoleum epoxy, but the prep is key!

porscheman1963

+1 regarding Premier Garage