DIY Rust-oleum floor coating Epoxy/Polycuramine Rock Solid revestimiento de resina de piso 

Tim J I’m glad you found the videos! You’ll do great if you take the proper time to prep it and move at a quick pace while applying. Have backup tools ready to go in case something breaks

@@dannyjohnsonsgarage Thanks for the advice! I'll make sure to have backup tools. LOL... Now, I'm just waiting for the temperature to get above 50 degrees before I start it.. :)

njtech2005 thanks for watching

Thanks. I’ve done it a few times now. If you keep moving and have good prep it really makes a difference. New concrete also makes it nice. Thanks again

Kayinfso Here thanks for watching. Do good prep work and it will turn out great! Good luck

David Meagher thank you. I've REALLY enjoyed this floor. If you haven't seen my 4 month review check it out

David Meagher ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S0p3AGVNtQc.html

Danny Johnson - watched that👍Amazing how easy it is to clean😎 I’m more used to the bare concrete nightmare you were able to display on your driveway😊 I’m sold on the Rock Solid coating. Looking forward to getting this done in my own place👍 Thanks again 👏

David Meagher just remember it may take more than the recommended amount to properly cover it.

Thanks Danny. I’ll keep that in mind. I appreciate the feedback👍😎

Yeah, my jack doesn’t like them

Morbid SVT COBRA thanks 😉

Thanks! Here is the 1 year review. I should do a 3 year soon ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AaIQlxfj6Y8.html

TitusLivy777 thanks for watching!

PJ Neslo ha ha. Thanks

PJ Neslo how many square feet did you cover with one box?

Ed Anthony each 1 car kit covered 98 square feet. These came in 2.5 car kits and I used 3 of those on about 735 square feet

I didn’t do a clear coat and felt it deafened the purpose of the coating for what it’s designed for, but it may be a good idea as well. Here is my review 3.5 years later and I have other reviews at 4 months and a year if you’re interested ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M-KACBrskmg.html

It has done great with what I put it through. I made a few update reviews. Here they are: 6 months or so ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S0p3AGVNtQc.html

Tek MeOut Full year of torture ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AaIQlxfj6Y8.html

@@dannyjohnsonsgarage fantastic! Thank you so much for this review it was very helpful and very well done

Yes, 13:38 in the video shows how I applied it- working best to be perpendicular to the ribbon. I would not pour a ribbon more than 3-4’ and do the ribbons about 3 feet apart

It has been AWESOME. No complaints- easy to wipe up messes, no chipping. I made a video a little while ago and nothing has changed, but more repairs and more cleanup! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S0p3AGVNtQc.html

It has been fantastic! Here is a review I did ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AaIQlxfj6Y8.html

Dot Dot I did not. It hasn’t been too slippery, even with water. Here is my 1 year review ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AaIQlxfj6Y8.html

I would do your best to remove the rest so it isn't an uneven surface. If the rest does not come off, it may be okay BUT you will have to score and ruff up the existing expoxy in order for the new coating to stick and not flake off. I think the best decision would be to remove all existing epoxy if possible.

It had been fine without it. Of course you always need to be careful on wet floors

Diego Puente It should work on all concrete but keep in mind it may be slippery when wet (not too bad) and might fade from the sun.

Rick L You can buy extra chips, but I used about 1/2 of what was provided in the kit.

Danny Johnson Thanks. We did a basement floor project about a year ago and added the chips too. We did buy extra which added a couple different colors as well.

It only requires the acid etching for that part as seen in the video

Paint right away before it starts to cure. It will start to harden when activated (mixed)

larry mitchell You may need to call rustoleum for that one. I would imagine it could if you scuffed it up sonit would get a good bite

I made a 1 year review you can see as well (see the link below). I waited the recommended time to walk (and learned from my epoxy the time before this to wait longer to park the car). I would remove the tape as soon as possible, before the full cure time, as soon as it’s not runny. I failed to do that in some places and it’s still glued to the floor now with the coating. The roller was okay, but I had broken the roller handle and had to rush into town so I continued to paint the cracks while my wife went and got one.

I’m very happy with it. It has taken a lot of abuse ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AaIQlxfj6Y8.html

I would imagine it would be shaken over the top, mush how the flakes are applied. Perhaps using a sifter

I believe the anti-skid Is mixed with the topcoat if/when applied.

Josh Klein correct. In this case it was new construction

Yeah, other developers here simply cut the slab after pouring. These joints make it difficult to not get the wheels such with the floor jack as well. I’ve thought it filling them in. We’ll see

@@dannyjohnsonsgarage Well I personally think it looks great! From a standpoint of using floor jacks I can relate. You did a great job. Is it still holding up well?

Randy Rowe Yes, very glad I did it. I have a few more reviews over time on this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S0p3AGVNtQc.html

Randy Rowe Here is the latest ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AaIQlxfj6Y8.html

jason applin they offer one for epoxy (not sure about this Polycuramine). It comes out pretty shines as is

Just the product, no clear coat. It came out good without one in my opinion

I did not. This is just the product itself.

TorqueRoller wow, that's horrible. My only thought was how it was mixed but you said you covered that. Sorry to hear about that !

Yeah, it was strange, both batches darkened from the time they were initially opened. You'd think it would all balance out, but it retained the color of when it was applied.

TorqueRoller do you have the box? Was there any expiration date listed?

Don't have the box anymore, didn't notice any expiration date.

After contacting Rustoleum, they're sending me a refund check and told me I can go over it with another kit. Need to scuff sand with 80 or 100 grit, then solvent wipe. I'll be dividing the kit into 4 equal parts and doing each 1/4 of the floor one at a time.

Sulais yes, but do not apply in direct sunlight or it will dry out faster and may dry unevenly

Thanks for replying.

Sulais i read that it cannot be used in UV and is for undoor use only, i saw on some other videos where people used it in sunlight and it did not hold up

Epoxy is used in places with forklifts and skids so my guess is it's probably holding up pretty well. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oD2Cio0m3TM.html

Just did a 5 year review ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-u0Ff4rpiCZY.html

Expansion joints lol

Not fun on the floor jack lol

Richard Gibson mine is about 787 square feet. Make sure you only mix one kit at a time or it will harden before you can even finish one kit

I will only do one kit mixed at a time. What rocksolid is telling me is I should open all part b packs and mix them together and then break them up in even amounts into seperate pails. This is to ensure matched color. They then said to mix part A to one pail at a time and this should ensure even color through the entire garage. I just want to make sure 2x 2.5 kits will be enough and 2x clear kits as well. I appreciate your response to my question. looks like you got 131 sq ft from each pack if in fact you used 3 full kits. Was there any waste? With 2 x2.5 kits I will need to get over 150 sq ft per kit. Were you stretching it to have even coverage? Sorry for all the questions I just want to ensure I have enough product. Maybe a extra 1 car kit will be necessary. the problem is if I open the 5th 1 car kit and mix all the part B pouches to match color then if it was not necessary i wasted $100

Im not sure what the color side is A or B.. I may be wrong in my previous question. Rust Olium recommends mixing all the color pouches together and then dividing the contents evenly into pails for mixture with the opposite pouch

Richard Gibson I am not sure which was the color side as the kits were rolled into eachother and shaken before I opened the bag. I see your dilema not wanting to open more kits than needed. My color match was perfectly fine and I was okay simply mixing and applying one kit at a time. I ended up using 3 kits with a tad left over. It definitely took more than what was suggested in my case. I kept applying until I saw the Gray cement disappear. Be careful on the seams as it runs and I have a few areas where some concrete shows through. I would do one kit at a time and buy an extra kit you can return.

Richard Gibson Have you seen the 6 month review I made? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S0p3AGVNtQc.html

Holly Whitelow Yes, I’ve seen people use it before

The manufacturer says NO.

This says yes. Rust-Oleum® RockSolid® Polycuramine® Universal Base Floor Coating Kit - 70 oz. For use on garage, basement, bathroom or interior living floor spaces > www.menards.com/main/paint/interior-paint-stain/floor-coatings/rust-oleum-reg-rocksolid-reg-universal-base-floor-coating-kit-70-oz/282841/p-1444453082820-c-8022.htm?tid=-1&ipos=1

787 square feet

@@dannyjohnsonsgarage mine is 792 do you think three of those kits will do it

I would buy 3 and plan to return the 3rd kit if you don’t need it. I’m not sure if it was the new concrete, but this kit used a lot more than called for

It really is. I’m not thrilled, but that’s how they made it

Payton Johnson yes, we had not moved into the house at that point yet. The water hot water heater was not on.

Robert If you watch the full video you’ll see I used 7.5 car kits in total and had to apply thicker than recommended

@@dannyjohnsonsgarage I did. Just amazed at how grossly overstated the advertised coverage is. I plan on doing a screened patio and trying to estimate the cost. Thanks for posting the video.

Kleo 84 Yeah, they should have done the cut lines instead. It is annoying

I have not, but I don’t see it bonding without major scuffing

I've drank bleach and also hydrogen peroxide and oh deck cleaner (which was so powerful btw it could make holes in my clothing)... and I've worked in a basement before with a shitload of bleach and comet. My eyes teared up lots and bubbles came out of my mouth. I then put on swimming goggles and kept going, breathing that shit in with foam bubbles falling from my mouth. I am somehow still alive and I healed myself of all the damage from the basement cleaning incident via trancework later though I still have my lower-right part of my lung fucked up from a previous incident. I am used like a slave and nobody gives a fuck to provide me with proper equipment. One day I'd like to get a gasmask with my own money. I have very little clothing and would be homeless btw if not for people taking me in and all my clothing I have is black but you can see many splotches all over from various acids I've worked with in the past, orange and whitish-gray splotches. Something weird about me is I have really dark blond hair naturally but it will not change a shade at all even if I keep 100% concentrated bleach on it all day and spray it multiple times each time the bleach dries out. My hair is invulnerable to changing colours. I even tried out a dye once to see if that would change it but it didn't change at all, the dye can't adhere to my hair or something, and it was a permanent dye btw not a kind that washes out eventually. I don't know what the fuck it up with my life but there are a lot of strange things about me where physics just doesn't seem to apply like it normally would. Some people when they find out some of the anomalous phenomena I can produce have lots of respect, some just share similar stories of things like this in their own life, most however get really afraid of me (especially older people, like anyone above 40). I've got rubbing alcohol and various acids also into my eyes and also essential oils (including mint essential and orange essential oil) and it hurt a lot but didn't change my vision and it I manage to wash it out taking maybe an hour in some cases to do so. Oh I've also stared at the sun during the peak hours of day when it's most intense and it made tears run down my eyes but it didn't make me go blind or change my vision at all, lots of people are afraid to even look at eclipse and think they're going to go blind or some shit, that said I live in very far north climate so even during the summer the sun isn't that intense here, it would be a very different matter if one were staring at the sun while living near the equator. There are many other strange things I could say about me but this is all my stories concerning working with dangerous acids and somehow not being dead. Maybe one day some big environmental disaster could happen like chlorine gas attack and kill lots of people and I'd still make it through somehow because of higher resistance to this stuff.

Fringe Wizard your are an idiot

Googles lol or respirator