Garage Pro System

The complete floor, finished properly. Everything in the Garage Starter System plus a UV-stable topcoat and the full application tool kit. Solid Color: B-707 High Build Epoxy with T-521 water-based polyurethane gloss on top. Full Flake: B-707, a full flake broadcast, and T-444X polyaspartic clear. Metallic: black P-015 ground coat, C-671 clear with metallic pigment, T-521 topcoat.

What's in the box

Solid Color

• 1-Car (up to 350 sq ft): 1 x B-707 3 gal kit + T-521 gloss topcoat (one 1.5 gal kit) + tool kit
• 2-Car (up to 700 sq ft): 2 x B-707 3 gal kit + T-521 gloss topcoat (one 3 gal kit) + tool kit
• 3-Car (up to 1,050 sq ft): 3 x B-707 3 gal kit + T-521 gloss topcoat (one 3 gal kit and one 1.5 gal kit) + tool kit
• 4-Car (up to 1,400 sq ft): 4 x B-707 3 gal kit + T-521 gloss topcoat (two 3 gal kits) + 2 tool kits
• Up to 1,750 sq ft: 5 x B-707 3 gal kit + T-521 gloss topcoat (two 3 gal kits and one 1.5 gal kit) + 2 tool kits
• Up to 2,100 sq ft: 6 x B-707 3 gal kit + T-521 gloss topcoat (three 3 gal kits) + 2 tool kits

Full Flake

• 1-Car (up to 350 sq ft): 1 x B-707 3 gal kit + 1 x 40 lb box of flake + 1 x T-444X 2 gal clear + tool kit
• 2-Car (up to 700 sq ft): 2 x B-707 3 gal kit + 2 x 40 lb box of flake + 2 x T-444X 2 gal clear + tool kit
• 3-Car (up to 1,050 sq ft): 3 x B-707 3 gal kit + 3 x 40 lb box of flake + 3 x T-444X 2 gal clear + tool kit
• 4-Car (up to 1,400 sq ft): 4 x B-707 3 gal kit + 4 x 40 lb box of flake + 4 x T-444X 2 gal clear + 2 tool kits
• Up to 1,750 sq ft: 5 x B-707 3 gal kit + 5 x 40 lb box of flake + 5 x T-444X 2 gal clear + 2 tool kits
• Up to 2,100 sq ft: 6 x B-707 3 gal kit + 6 x 40 lb box of flake + 6 x T-444X 2 gal clear + 2 tool kits

Metallic

• 1-Car (up to 350 sq ft): 1 x P-015 Black 2 gal + 1 x C-671 3 gal + 1 x C-671 0.75 gal + 1 x 12 oz pigment + T-521 topcoat (one 1.5 gal kit) + tool kit
• 2-Car (up to 700 sq ft): 2 x P-015 Black 2 gal + 2 x C-671 3 gal + 2 x C-671 0.75 gal + 2 x 12 oz pigment + T-521 topcoat (one 3 gal kit) + tool kit
• 3-Car (up to 1,050 sq ft): 3 x P-015 Black 2 gal + 3 x C-671 3 gal + 3 x C-671 0.75 gal + 3 x 12 oz pigment + T-521 topcoat (one 3 gal kit and one 1.5 gal kit) + tool kit
• 4-Car (up to 1,400 sq ft): 4 x P-015 Black 2 gal + 4 x C-671 3 gal + 4 x C-671 0.75 gal + 4 x 12 oz pigment + T-521 topcoat (two 3 gal kits) + 2 tool kits
• Up to 1,750 sq ft: 5 x P-015 Black 2 gal + 5 x C-671 3 gal + 5 x C-671 0.75 gal + 5 x 12 oz pigment + T-521 topcoat (two 3 gal kits and one 1.5 gal kit) + 2 tool kits
• Up to 2,100 sq ft: 6 x P-015 Black 2 gal + 6 x C-671 3 gal + 6 x C-671 0.75 gal + 6 x 12 oz pigment + T-521 topcoat (three 3 gal kits) + 2 tool kits

The tool kit: 18 inch roller frame and two covers, 18 inch notched squeegee, mix wand, chip brush, spiked shoes, mixing bucket, gloves and safety glasses. Floors of 1,400 sq ft and up get two kits.

What it covers

• 1-Car: up to 350 sq ft
• 2-Car: up to 700 sq ft
• 3-Car: up to 1,050 sq ft
• 4-Car: up to 1,400 sq ft
• Larger floors: up to 1,750 sq ft or up to 2,100 sq ft

Coverage figures assume the recommended thickness on a properly profiled slab. Rough or porous concrete uses more. Order the next size up if your floor is at the top of a range. Floors over 2,100 sq ft: call (877) 703-7699.

Before you start, check the floor

• Moisture. Tape a 2 ft square of plastic sheet to the slab, seal the edges, wait 24 hours. Water under the plastic or a dark spot means the slab is damp. Prime it with P-409 Moisture Vapor Primer first, or the floor will lift.
• Cracks and spalls. Fill cracks with R-818 Epoxy Crack Filler. Rebuild spalls and holes with R-343 Concrete Quick Fix. Fill saw-cut and expansion joints with R-830 Flexible Joint Sealant. How to: how to use epoxy crack filler.
• Oil stains. If a stain comes back a day after degreasing, the oil is in the slab. Prime those spots with P-820 Oil Stop Primer.
• Profile. Grind or acid-etch the concrete so it feels like 120-grit sandpaper. Coatings bond to profile, not to smooth concrete.
• Temperature. Slab and air between 60 and 90°F for epoxy (45°F for the cold-weather products and polyurea). Humidity under 85%.

How it goes down

• Day 1: repair, grind or etch, vacuum. Roll the base coat (broadcast flake into it while wet on a Full Flake floor; pour and manipulate the pigmented clear over the black ground on a Metallic floor).
• Day 2: scrape and vacuum loose flake if any, roll the topcoat.
• Day 3: walk on it. Day 4 to 7: park on it.

The full walkthroughs, with batch sizes and the mistakes to avoid: how to epoxy a garage floor for solid color and full flake, and how to apply metallic epoxy.

VOC note

The T-521 topcoat in the Solid and Metallic kits is 306 g/L VOC. In states with stricter VOC limits for floor coatings, we will call you after you order and swap in a compliant topcoat.

Not included

• Primer: not needed on ground or etched concrete that passed the moisture test. Damp slab: add P-409.
• Crack filler and spall repair: buy R-818 and R-343 if your inspection finds them.

Flake floors: the base coat color is matched to the flake color you choose.

How thick this garage floor epoxy kit goes on

• Base coat. B-707 is 100% solids epoxy. One 3 gal kit covers 350 sq ft at about 14 mils.
• Full flake. One 40 lb box of flake for every 350 sq ft, for a full broadcast.
• Clear coat over flake. T-444X polyaspartic goes on at 5 to 12 mils wet. One 2 gal kit covers one car bay.
• Metallic. C-671 clear epoxy with pigment goes on at 16 to 18 mils over the black ground coat.
• Topcoat on solid color and metallic floors. T-521 goes on thin, at 3 to 5 mils wet. It is UV-stable.

Solid color, full flake or metallic

• Solid color costs the least and is the simplest to apply.
• Full flake hides dirt and flaws in the slab and adds texture. See full flake epoxy floor kits.
• Metallic gives a glossy, marbled floor and takes more technique. See metallic epoxy floor kits.

Every color is on the epoxy floor colors page.

How it compares with the other garage floor kits

• Garage Starter System. The same base coat with a mix wand and a squeegee. It costs less and has no topcoat, so it scratches sooner and ambers in sunlight.
• Garage One-Day System. Fast-cure coatings that go down in one day. You get less time to work each batch. The two are compared in epoxy vs polyaspartic.
• Big-box kits. See pro kits vs big-box kits.
• All five kits side by side: epoxy floor kit buying guide.

Garage Pro System FAQ

What size garage floor epoxy kit do I need?

Measure the floor, length times width. One-car kits cover up to 350 sq ft, two-car up to 700, three-car up to 1,050 and four-car up to 1,400. Larger kits cover up to 1,750 and 2,100 sq ft. If your floor is at the top of a range, order the next size up. The epoxy calculator picks the size for you.

Do I need a primer?

Not on ground or etched concrete that passed the moisture test. A damp slab needs P-409 Moisture Vapor Primer first. See how to test a concrete floor for moisture.

Will the floor yellow in sunlight?

Epoxy ambers in sunlight when it is left bare. Every Garage Pro kit finishes with a UV-stable topcoat.

Can I install it myself?

Yes. Every order includes a free 20-minute consultation, so you can go through your floor with us before you start. Call (877) 703-7699. If we miss you, we call back within an hour.

What does it cost?

The kit price covers the coatings, the topcoat and the tools. Orders over $500 ship free. Installer prices are in how much it costs to epoxy a garage floor.