ArmorPoxy

1) The Pearl Color pictured on the website was nowhere near the color that it ended up being. 2)The advertised 300sq feet was not enough to evenly cover 300sq feet at all. 3)When I needed more product, I couldn’t buy individual material to purchase on Amazon in a hurry (you can only buy the full set). I had to buy more through the site which put everything on hold for over a week.

I got this product thinking it was better than what you can get a Lowes or Home Depot. Let just say I was wrong. I have used epoxy kits from lowes before and have done three garage floors. When I got this kit from Armorpoxy it turns out one of the cans was miss labeled. I didn't know this at the time but when I called to talk with someone about the floor not drying. I was told i mixed it wrong. I sent pictures of the cans with the miss markings. I had to rent a floor grinder to get the product up. The reason for the three is because they did send me a replacement kit, but not the same product. What they sent me didn't even cover my entire garage floor. I ended up having to still buy a kit from Lowes to finish. I would just save your money and get a kit from Lowes or Home Depot. ArmorPoxy is not worth it.

Overall product seems good. Shipping time was much longer than expected. Should have ordered twice as much product to achieve desired results. Not really wanting to sand the floor and spend another 1600 to apply second coat.

I installed epoxy primer as a base coat and used polyaspartic for my top coat. Before I could even begin I used liquid only epoxy mortar. I had some small broken areas along with one substantial broken area that was about 1. 5" deep by 4 or 5" around. I already had paver sand and assumed it would work as good as play sand. It DOES NOT! Stick to play sand. Because of the sand grain being so large. I was unable to make each layer as thin as recommended but it still worked fine. However, It took a lot longer to cure. But once cured, it was strong. I did my 2 car garage by myself. I ran into some issues due to the roller frame I purchased from Lowe's. Stick with the one Armorpoxy sells. Lost a lot of working time and ended up using a small 8" roller for over half the last coat and it was already setting up so my floor is not super smooth. There are spike marks and thin areas due to the roller issues. I ran out of time. My floor before was impossible to sweep and get it clean. It had a really rough finish. Armorpoxy polyaspartic completely changed my floor and I can keep it clean for the first time ever. Glad I did this and wish I had done it a long time ago. Next summer I'll lightly sand it and lay down a new top coat with their roller frame.

Our squeegee broke half way through spreading the epoxy and we had to try spraying the rest workout it. This caused horrible bubbles in half or floor and ruined it without chance of repair. I'm so disappointed.