Want a shiny, clean garage floor? Here are the best epoxy garage floor coating kits

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If you have a garage you should consider applying an epoxy coating to the garage floor. It gives the floor a glossy look, adds weather resistance, and prevents oil stains and tire marks. It can be expensive to pay a professional to apply epoxy coating, so doing it yourself can save a lot of money. Here are the best epoxy garage floor coating kits available at Amazon.

EPOXY-COAT Epoxy Floor Kit - $375.81

$375.81 at Amazon

Key Features

• 7 colors to choose from

• Covers up to 500 sq. ft.

• Slip resistant

• 3-gallon kit

• 3-hour application time

• Dries in 12 hours

This EPOXY-COAT Floor Kit is suitable for garages, basements, patios and wood floorings. This three-gallon kit can cover up to 500 square feet and the application process takes three hours. The kit comes with a brush, roller cover, squeegee, mechanical mixers, mixing sticks and a pair of vinyl gloves.

Rust-Oleum 251966 EPOXYSHIELD Garage Floor Coating - $121.67

$121.67 at Amazon

Key Features

• Covers up to 250 square feet

• Abrasion and chemical resistant

• Anti-skid additive

• Decorative chips

• Low odor

• Showroom quality appearance

This Rust-Oleum EPOXYSHIELD Garage Floor Coating is a water-based two-part epoxy that covers up to 250 square feet. This epoxy will protect your floor from hot tires, gasoline, motor oil, antifreeze and salt. The epoxy is also resistant to skidding, abrasion and chemicals. The coating can be cleaned up with soap and water, can be walked on 24 hours after application, and will be ready for vehicles in three days.

LATUX Epoxy Resin Kit - $99.99 (10% off)

$99.99 at Amazon

Key Features

• 1.5-gallon kit

• 1 bucket of epoxy resin

• 1 bucket of epoxy hardener

• Glossy finish

• Self-leveling

• Recommended to put down a polyaspartic top coat

This LATUX Epoxy Resin Kit comes with two buckets: a gallon of epoxy resin along with a half-gallon bucket of epoxy hardener. This epoxy provides a glossy finish, is self-leveling and is easy to clean up. It’s recommended that a polyaspartic, at 200 square feet per gallon, is placed as a top coat.