Gorilla 2-part Gray Epoxy Concrete and Garage Floor Paint ( Kit )

Excellent

My son and I did our 1500 sq ft bldg floor and this stuff is so good. It looks great. We are in florida and it did start setting a little faster than noted but we just worked diligently and it was fine. make sure you coat it on heavy. when you do it produces a beautiful floor. We did use different rollers after the first coat. The ones they provide have a very low nap and do not hold much epoxy and you would only get a couple of swipes and that made for longer application time where the epoxy st...

it's 2 -3 persons job

it's too thick so you need to work faster. on the direction it says shake the part B for 1 minute and it should kind of mix it all together. even after shaking for a couple minutes. the thick part stays on the bottom and it's hard to pull it out. instructions states store the kit( cans) below 50° but I doubt that temperature even in the store is 50°. it wasted so much cuz it dries faster. It was only 35 minutes work time. So for the second part (2nd containers), we used two rollers and worked to...

Beware Product Lies

I followed the directions meticulously and even then you need to beware that the epoxy will harden in the bucket within 20 minutes. It will say in the instructions that you have 1 hour to lay it down if it's under 80 degrees. If it's over 80 degrees then you have 45 minutes. THIS IS FALSE. It was 81 degrees when I put down the 2nd half of the epoxy and it hardened in the bucket within 20 minutes before i was able to finish the floor sadly. Gorilla won't stand behind their statement either so n...

We had brand new concrete in our pole barn and followed all instructions, but the epoxy hardened under 25 min and wasted half a gallon. The other gallons didn’t cover that well and more coats were needed.

Money well spent

I bought this after wasting my money on another brand of *water-based* two part floor covering. I loved the results! A couple of notes - - There is no such thing as a one-part epoxy!!! (It's called paint.) - A water-based epoxy is no better than paint. - I highly recommend getting cheap pair of spike shoes so you can walk over the applied epoxy. Then complete the entire application before going back to apply any flakes. - On older concrete, use a good quality sealer/primer under this product. I ...

Way easier than expected, great results

Easy to use. Great quality, great results.