Garage floor Paint

ran

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I thought I did a good job cleaning, priming, and painted my garage floor. (HOuse is 4 years old and previous owner didn't drive, garage floor was clean). I painted it with Bear products (Home Depot) in spring last year. This winter it is peeling up under the wifes '02 Taco PreRunner. Also pulled up under my rear wheels. Guess it doesn't like hot wheels!
Everywhere else is fine,even where I have been pushing sheelves around and metal fun stuff.
So I guess I will get a drip pan under her truck and repair the other spots when it warms up around here. High 20s last nite.
Bear Products?? Home Depot is one mile away.






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I used a two-part Epoxy made by 3M on my garage floor about 4 years ago. It was more expensive than some of the other garage floor paints, but it still looks brand new.
 
I've done this to two of my garages and it turns out awesome....you just need to let it dry for about 4 days to be safe I let it have a week and it turned out great...
 

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Well guys, thanks for your ideas. Now the major question. Without taking apart cabinets, shelving, and work bench, can I apply anything over the existing paint?? I was fortunate when I bought this house, the garage was empty and unused. I'm in an HOA and major chemical striping may be out of the question.
Life, so much fun.
 
Maybe borrow or rent a pressure washer and strip off the paint with that....I wouldn't paint over exsisting paint....these kits actually give you a floor cleaner/degreaser that will actually turn your cement to almost white color..really works good!!
 
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well, again when warm weather arrives. Maybe I can mask the center area for repair, instead of taking my garage apart. As soon as I finished it, I had a two-tone idea.
It is strange the major damage is under her Toyota V6. No engine leaks noted, just water run off after rains and snow. (Winter weather is new to me along with 20 degree snow. )
 
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ran said:
well, again when warm weather arrives. Maybe I can mask the center area for repair, instead of taking my garage apart. As soon as I finished it, I had a two-tone idea.
It is strange the major damage is under her Toyota V6. No engine leaks noted, just water run off after rains and snow. (Winter weather is new to me along with 20 degree snow. )

Its -5 below here tonite , my garage is at a comfy 65 degrees inside.

Those floors are nice , Id like to have that.
 

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