Restore-A-Garage Epoxy 3 Gallon
Restore-A-Garage Epoxy 3 Gallon
Restore-A-Garage Epoxy 1.5 Gallon
Restore-A-Garage Epoxy 3Gallon
Restore-A-Garage Epoxy 3 Gallon
Restore-A-Garage Epoxy 1.5 Gallon

Restore-A-Garage Epoxy 3 Gallon

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Restore-A-Garage Epoxy Coating is ideal for all concrete types such as garage floors, warehouse floors, industrial floors, shop floors, basements, concrete patios, concrete countertops, wood, and metal.
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Do-It-Yourself Epoxy Coatings Made Simple!

Restore-A-Garage is an advanced, Concrete Epoxy Floor Coating System used for maximum protection and longevity. Restore-A-Garage Epoxy Coating is a 100% solid, high build garage floor epoxy coating that undergoes a chemical reaction that results in a thick coating, tightly bonded to the prepared surface. Restore-A-Garage Epoxy Coating will protect against abrasions, stains, impact, and chipping AND IS resistant to moisture, dirt, chemicals, and salts making it ideal for those living in climates where rain and snow are common as the seasons change.

WHERE TO USE

Restore-A-Garage Epoxy Coating is ideal for all concrete types such as garage floors, warehouse floors, industrial floors, shop floors, basements, concrete patios, concrete countertops, wood, and metal.

ADVANTAGES 

  • High Performance 100% Solids Resin-Based Epoxy Coating
  • Can be applied to concrete, wood and metal surfaces
  • Available in Multiple Colors
  • Decorative Fleck can be added
  • High Gloss Finish
  • Restore-A-Garage Professional Epoxy Coatings
  • Dries to a rich finish
  • Water-based
  • Low VOC content

Coverage:

  • One Coat except 2 coats recommended for Beige, White & Yellow colors.
  • 3-Gallon Epoxy Kit coverage 380-480 sq. Ft. at 10 mils dft (dry film thickness)

For Full Instructions, See Restore-A-Garage Epoxy Product Data Sheet

Color Chart and Floor Measurement Chart Below for the Restore-A-Garage Epoxy

Note: 2 coats recommended for Beige, White & Yellow colors. All other colors are 1 Coat.

Restore A Garage Epoxy Color Chart

Epoxy Garage Floor Measurement Chart

For Full Instructions, See Restore-A-Garage Epoxy Product Data Sheet

RESTORE-A-GARAGE EPOXY TIP SHEET

  1. Do not apply if the temperature is below 55° F or above 85° F.
  2. All prior coatings must be removed or grinded off to adhere properly.
  3. Apply only when temperature and humidity is at their lowest point of the day. Avoid hot direct sunlight.
  4. You must wait at least 30 to 60 days for new concrete to cure.
  5. The Epoxy material should be at 70° F to 75° F before using it.
  6. No water or rain for at least 48 hours after applying.
  7. No car traffic within the first 48 hours after applying.
  8. Be sure to fill all large cracks, holes, and depressions prior to applying.

COVERAGE:

One Coat except 2 coats recommended for Beige, White & Yellow colors.

3-Gallon Epoxy Kit coverage 380-480 sq. Ft. at 10 mils dft or 240 sq. Ft. At 20 mils dft (dry film thickness)

1.5-Gallon Epoxy Kit coverage 190-240 sq. Ft. at 10 mils dft or 240 sq. Ft. At 20 mils dft (dry film thickness)

DRY/CURE TIME:

A complete cure of the Epoxy coating is 24 to 48 hours at 65º F and less than 50% humidity. Do not close the garage door, walk on, or drive on until fully cured. Temperatures lower than 75° will result in longer cure times.

CLEANUP:

Clean tools immediately after each use with soap and water.

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    Walter · 09/27/2021
    I have a 900 square foot addition to my shop to coat with your epoxy coating. It appears that one 3-car garage  kit contains two 3-gallon kits that covers 600-800 square feet total.

    Should I add one 1.5 gallon kit to balance out the remainder (covers 190-240 square feet) of coverage?  Or should I add one 2-car garage kit (contains one 3-gallon kit and one 1.5 gallon kit) that covers 400-500 square feet? I don't want to run short but also don't want to waste product or money.

    Thanks.
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      RAD Products · 09/27/2021
      A total of 3 of the 3-gallons kits is what we would suggest. 
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    Adam Chartier · 09/26/2021
    I have 9x9" asbestos floor tiles that I need to encapsulate. Can this be applied directly to the floor tiles?Thanks
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    Clara Paratore · 09/03/2021
    Should a primer be used for better bonding?
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    Robert Clark · 03/31/2021
    What about using this on an already painted floor surface?
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      RAD Products · 03/31/2021
      You would need to grind off the current paint.
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    Heidi · 03/25/2021
    Hello. Do you have any actual photos of the Battleship Gray color? I am interested in seeing a finished application. Thank you so much!
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    Jon · 03/16/2021
    Can I go thinner on the base coat if I intend on adding full flake and a top coat?
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    Jon Erb · 01/11/2021
    Is it possible to do one half of a 14x36 floor, let dry and then do the other half without a distinguishable line? ie..equipment/storage has to remain in room but can be moved.
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    Scott · 01/07/2021
    It says it cold up to chemicals but what about gas, brake cleaner etc.
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    Heath · 12/18/2020
    Hello,

    Our basement was poured 3 years ago & the finisher encouraged us applying sealer at the time of finishing. Is it necessary to “remove” the sealer before applying RAG epoxy? We have a Garage portion of the Basement desperate from the main section.
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      RAD Products · 12/19/2020
      You will need to remove the sealer first by grinding it off.
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    Justin · 12/18/2020
    Can you do a Marble look with this and how will it hold up in a garage?

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      RAD Products · 12/18/2020
      It does not come in a "marble" look. The product works great for garages.
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    Tom Derych · 12/10/2020
    I have an 1100 square foot garage with concrete floor poured 3 months ago. How many kits do I need and do I still have to etch the floor? No vehicles or marks are on the concrete floor .
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      RAD Products · 12/10/2020
      You would need about 3 of the 3-gallons kits and 1 of the 1.5-gallon kits. You always have to etch the surface, especially on new concrete.
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    steve titus · 05/26/2020
    My floor measures 325 sq. ft. I see on some product sites that 2 coats may be needed to get a nice even color coat. Should I order the 3 gallon kit with the extra 1.5 gallon? I will be choosing either french gray or dark gray.
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      RAD Products · 05/26/2020
      You will only need one coat for the gray colors. For added durability you can always add the top coat.