Rust-Oleum 317284 RockSolid Polycuramine Garage Floor Coating, 2.5 Car Kit, High Gloss Dark Gray

I love this product. It goes on easy and looks great. This box claims to cover 500 sqft but it barely did mine at 220 sqft. This is because the concrete is porous and absorbs the epoxy quickly. I can't stress enough that you must thoroughly clean the concrete and use the supplied etch. Do not put the epoxy down if there is any moisture in the concrete at all. Also, I bought another 2 bags of paint chips to throw down because I didn't feel like there's enough included to give me the look I wanted.

Ordered Rustoleum Rocksolid 317284 Dark Gray AUG & FEB 2025. 1 was DARK GRAY correct per #317284, 1 BLACK NOT CORRECT. Sent pictures showing one side of garage Gray the other side BLACK. Nelson Life acknowledged the problem and apologized “we would like to sincerely apologize for the situation but says” and at the same time says “From our side, we do not see any problem” NEVER buy from Nelson Life!

I put this stuff on the floor and the door of my handyman work trailer that I pull with my truck. Seems to be holding up well. And I'm happy with the way it turned out.

I applied this to my garage floor 3 years ago and it is still holding up with no chips or major problems. I used two 2.5 car packages to cover my 2-car garage as I had read the reviews about coverage. For prep as I remember: 1. power washed floor using some degreaser 2. sealed cracks with a specialty product 3. rented a concrete floor grinder from home depot and made several passes of the entire floor 4. used an angle grinder with a diamond wheel to get places the floor grinder couldn't reach 5. power washed again and let floor dry 6. Applied product My wife uses the garage to work out in and I wish I had used the anti-slip additive because it's very slippery when wet. I also purchased an additional 1 car package that accidently ruptured before use and turned into a rock in the box, so handle with care. All in all I'm happy with the result for a total cost of around $600 and I think it's relatively close to what a professional application would look like.

RockSolid is amazing stuff and surprisingly easy to work with. I primed the raw wood in my 16'x7'-1/2" trailer, then I bought 2lbs of red, white and black paint chips, and it turned out better than I expected. I applied heavy coats of the Polycuramine and I had almost a quart leftover. I also, applied a heavy coat of chips and gives me plenty of traction when wet, which is also a plus because I didn't have to spend double the cost to apply a separate topcoat of clear. Tip - do not throw the chips downwards or it will create uneven heavy spots, but rather throw it straight up like snow above the area you want covered and it will give a more natural look.