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BJ007 · 04-24-07, 06:40

The clear coat is an extra product that you can purchase. So, for a 2 car garage, I used 2 kits of the grey water based epoxy and 1 kit of the Rustoleum EpoxyShield clear coat. So 3 boxes total. Go to HD and check it out, it will make perfect sense then.

Update - Still going strong. Can't believe it has already been what, 7 weeks? I used the cardboard runners I made for quite some time and recently threw them out. Just requires a little mopping once in a while and looks great.

An idea that someone may or may not want to use... You can lay down a vinyl logo/stickers on top of the base coat, then lay the clear down on top of it. Just an idea in my head. If you plan on selling your house soon it wouldn't be a great idea, but if you are a die hard fan of a certain car, that would be pretty sweet. Wish I would have done that, but hindsight is 20/20.

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BJ007 Registered User BJ007 is offline Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 46	Re: Epoxy-Sheild Floor Installed this weekend The clear coat is an extra product that you can purchase. So, for a 2 car garage, I used 2 kits of the grey water based epoxy and 1 kit of the Rustoleum EpoxyShield clear coat. So 3 boxes total. Go to HD and check it out, it will make perfect sense then. Update - Still going strong. Can't believe it has already been what, 7 weeks? I used the cardboard runners I made for quite some time and recently threw them out. Just requires a little mopping once in a while and looks great. An idea that someone may or may not want to use... You can lay down a vinyl logo/stickers on top of the base coat, then lay the clear down on top of it. Just an idea in my head. If you plan on selling your house soon it wouldn't be a great idea, but if you are a die hard fan of a certain car, that would be pretty sweet. Wish I would have done that, but hindsight is 20/20.