I painted my 24 X 24 garage floor with the paint Griot's Garage sells. I
did my research beforehand, contacting PPG, RustOleum, and a couple other
companies. Decided on the Griot product based on safety of product (vapors)
and price.
I etched the floor beforehand. The paint can be applied while the floor is
still damp from the final water rinse though mine was dry by the time I
painted it.
It has stood up to the usual automotive fluids like brake fluid, etc. I
haven't tried cycling the steering of a car to see if the paint will lift
from the pressure/heat of the turning tires. Griot claims it won't lift in
that situation. The paint will chip if tools are dropped on it from like 6
feet. I think it does not like exposure to the sun, I can't recall offhand
what the warning was exactly, but that is true of some of these paints.
I think it is a good product midway between cheap paint sold at your
hardware store and the expensive, complicated, and often hazardous (vapors)
commercial paints.
Caveat: ask Griot for a MSDS before ordering or applying the product. None
was provided with my order.
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