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I ordered the color tan and I got some brown color but it still worked for us. It took a lot long to dry then what I was told I not sure that adding thin set or to much thin set slowed down the dry time. I would use the product again if we ever need to, you have know the ins and out of the product before using it. it was a learning curve for us

I've used Rustoleum a few times but wanted something longer wearing. Colored Epoxy appears to be extremely hard so I am hopeful. The first 2 coats and the flakes went down well. I opted not to take the time to fill the expansion joints with backer rod and now I think maybe I should have. I ended up filling the joints with flake, running a line of clear epoxy down the joint to seal them. It filled joints enough to prevent water from getting in but it is not totally flat. My only reason for rating 4 instead of 5 is I am not totally happy with the final clear coat over the flake. The instructions say to pour, squeegee and then roll. It talks about not letting the roller get over saturated but doesn't emphasize that enough. You want your roller almost dry. I really wonder why you even need to pour the final coat. If it is really thin, it looks beautiful. If however, you leave even a slightly thicker coat, it dries shinny when everything around it looks really good. For my first time using though, I am happy with the results. I just think it could have looked better if the instructions had been more clear about only a think coat of clear.

Just what we were looking for!

I asked for white and sales gave me pearl. now I have blothces on floor where I did touch up on a few spots I missed.

Good product, largely happy but coverage was quite a bit lower than listed. Had a 220sq ft room and ordered 1 3-gallon kit and 1 3-quart kit to do 2 coats. Description says 350 sq ft per gallon, so figured I had plenty but ultimately really could have used 50% more.