UNITED GILSONITE LAB 21413 Dove Grey Paint, 1 Gallon (Pack of 1), 128 Fl Oz

This is a good product for painting a concrete floor in the garage. I first used a concrete primer and then put down the first coat of paint, using two parts paint and one part water. It was watery but it covered well and I let it dry overnight. I note the instructions said one part paint and one part water for the first coat, but I would consider using three parts paint and one part water. The second coat covered well; it's good, thick paint. I waited five days before driving my car onto the paint and the tires picked up a little paint at the spot where they came to rest. I plan to repaint those areas with several coats. I used about one and one half gallons for two coats in a two-car garage. I note that the product description says that it "resists" hot tire pick up. I think they are telling us that we can expect tires to remove some paint. This was my experience; yours may be different. I suggest reading the directions twice and read all the reviews; they talk about what people did that worked and what they did that didn't work.

I was really happy until I drove my car on it after waiting 7 days in 90 degree weather (they recommend 5 days). When I drove out it took a chunk of paint with each tire! Called the company and they stated I should have etched the floor. Etching is mentioned on the label and I misunderstood that my bare 14 mo old concrete didn't need to be etched. (I can't recheck the label as the only can I have left is covered with paint.)Update: I removed the paint from the areas my tires took the paint off and etched it with muriatic acid. Let it dry 5 days again. Same result. Tried again and put a sealer over the paint after it had dried....still comes off onto car tires. Don't use this paint on a garage floor that is a year old if you want to drive a Honda mini-van on it.

A fine product for the money. The paint went on easily and has adhered well. This is a fine product, but not as good as the Epoxy floor paint and clear coat. Unlike the epoxy floor paint and clear coat sealant, the Drylock concrete floor paint shows tire tracks after being driven over - even after waiting seven days before driving on it.

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first, thoroughly clean the entire floor, letting it dry all the moisture for 24 hours, leaving the garage door open, then thoroughly mix the paint from the first can and apply the first coat, let it dry for 24 hours, then I mixed well the paint in the second can, and apply the second coat.All with a new brush in each coat to be sure that the paint covered the entire surface perfectly wellI left my cars out for a whole week without even walking in the garage, waiting for a total drying.On day 10, moved inside the garage a Toyota Corolla, a really light car, that was parked outside the garage for 10 days, with the tires complete cold and when I leave the next day ... the paint under the four tires ... stuck to the tires... .. work and money losted... see my experience and value your purchase

Used on basement concrete floor. Easy to apply and clean up, covers well and after a month it is holding up well; no scratch offs or peel ups with a fair amount of foot traffic on it. Just make sure you stir it up very well prior to application, as the consistency of the paint in the can can vary from the top to the bottom. This is thick paint and needs to be well mixed, especially after the recommended dilution of the first coat.

Paint was very thin and did not help with dampness.

The media could not be loaded.  I was very excited to use this product, a home we bought had red paint on some cement steps that I wanted to fix. I waited for a day of good weather and prepped my area. Upon opening the can, I found the paint to be a sponge-like consistency. Absolutely no way it would be able to be applied. Not sure if the can I got was old or if I got a bad batch. The packaging was fine, can was sealed with the metal clasps.