DIY: Epoxy Your Own Garage Floor
By ModHomeEcTeacher
Image: This Old House
Once your garage is purged of all that junk, why not take it up a notch with a speckled epoxy garage floor? Save pockets of dough by doing the job yourself. Our trusty friends at This Old House

Image: This Old House
show step by step how you can epoxy your own garage floor so you feel like you're walking into a showroom every day. You can successfully do this, follow the directions and be patient to wait out the drying times. What a home improvement you can be proud of! Just take a look the easy to follow tutorial at This Old House.

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ModHomeEcTeacher
Here are some things people swear by to clean up oil which I assume would also take care of pet stains. Mineral spirits, Dawn Dishwashing Detergent, Powder Tide w/ bleach, Disc Brake Cleaner or Carb cleaner form an Auto Parts store.
Naturemom
Please tell me how to get the oil and pet stains off of the floor first...or do I need to???
ModHomeEcTeacher
Russ-I assume it's concrete. If it's inside, be sure to keep it well ventilated.
ModHomeEcTeacher
jasony-thanks for the confirmation that this really works. I haven't tried it yet. I'd love to have a sleek and uncluttered garage-too much furniture stacked up for my tutorials and such. :(
Russs
I've been scratching my head thinking of what type of finish to apply on my workshop floor.
This looks great!!
jasony
I did this several years ago for my 2 car garage shop (it took 2 cans and about $120). I used the beige color. The shop, with 4 double-bulb florescent lights, is REALLY bright at night, and the floor looks great. highly recommended.
ModHomeEcTeacher
I know. Our garage is uneven and collects dampness but I have a friend whose husband wants me to come over and help him do it for a Star article. I thought it would be hard but this looks really do-able.
bruno
I soosoon want to do this... not just on my garage but also for our unfinished basement. If only there were more hours in a week!
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