At. This point the product is activated. And must be applied within one hour. Or the mixed material directly onto the floor.

If your concrete floor has been previously coated, you'll need to prime it with Rust-Oleum Garage & Concrete Floor Primer it to prepare your concrete to be top coated with RockSolid Garage Coating. Using primer will eliminate the need to rent or buy a sander or grinder.

Surface should be ready for foot traffic in 8-10 hours and vehicle traffic in 24-36 hours depending upon temperature and humidity.

Step #3: Mix the Epoxy Primer You should always prime your garage floor before you epoxy, as primer provides a solid foundation for your top coat.

Surface should be ready for foot traffic in 8-10 hours and vehicle traffic in 24-36 hours, depending upon temperature and humidity. 2. Clean tools and equipment with mineral spirits. Allow unused product to harden in container and discard according to local regulations.

Once the epoxy has completely cured, it is safe to step on. However, you need to be careful not to damage it. It is usually safe to walk on an epoxy floor after 25 hours. However, it is best to wait 48-72 hours before walking on it heavily.

And you can drive on it in the next day. Now if it was my garage. Be a little more patient i would wait another day after that what's it going to hurt you just can't drive in that day.

An epoxy primer is the foundation of your floor coating system. Without it, your epoxy system will not work as well no matter what type of epoxy you are applying. Epoxy primers are the layer that you will build upon with other base coats and topcoats.

A primer coat prior to painting over epoxy is quite beneficial because it provides a uniform color base and is easier to sand than epoxy resin. It is generally not necessary to use a primer in order for a suitable top coat to adhere to sanded epoxy resin.

Like a two-part epoxy coating, Polycuramine defends garage floors against salt, gas and oil and also provides protection against harsh chemicals. Rust-Oleum RockSolid Polycuramine Garage Floor Coating is 20 times more durable than regular epoxy, which means it can last a lifetime.

If a second coat is desired for additional durability or uniformity, wait until the first coat is dry to touch (1-2 hours) before applying, but must apply within 24 hours. IMPORTANT: RockSolid Home Base Coat and Top Coat are required for the project.

Please wait approximately 24 hours after epoxy floor coating is installed before walking on it. It is safe for light foot traffic after 24 hours if the temperature is 77° F or warmer. If the temperature is lower, wait for 36–48 hours before allowing light foot traffic.