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Solvent-based epoxy primer for epoxy paints and polyurethane resins. For use on floors and walls, where high mechanical and chemical resistance is required.
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Garage paints - the best for garage floors and walls
Choosing the right paint for your garage is crucial to ensuring its durability and aesthetic appeal. Garage floors are exposed to a variety of factors, including abrasion, moisture, chemicals, and mechanical damage, so it's worth investing in the right products.
Types of paint for the garage
Choosing paint for your garage can significantly impact the durability of the surface and simplify daily maintenance. Here are the most popular types of paint that work well on garage floors:
Epoxy paint
Epoxy-based resin paints are among the most popular choices for garages due to their exceptional abrasion and chemical resistance, and high mechanical strength. This resin is ideal for garage flooring applications, especially if they are subject to heavy traffic or contact with oils and fuels. Epoxy paint creates a hard, impermeable coating that protects concrete from damage and moisture.
Polyurethane paint
Polyurethane paints are not only resistant to abrasion but also to UV radiation and temperature fluctuations, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor garages. They can also be used to protect floors on ramps and driveways. Polyurethane-based resin paint is suitable for concrete floors, creating a smooth, stain-resistant surface that facilitates cleaning and maintenance of resin garage floors.
Polyaspartic paint
Polyaspartic resins, like polyurethane, exhibit excellent abrasion and UV resistance. Furthermore, garage paints based on this type of raw material are flexible and achieve full coating hardness in a shorter time than epoxies or polyurethanes. Using these products can even complete renovation work in a single day.
What are the properties of a good garage paint?
A high-quality resin for a garage should be characterized by high abrasion resistance, excellent resistance to various chemicals such as gasoline, diesel fuel, engine oil, and road salt. The vast majority of garage floors made from resin materials are moisture-resistant. An additional advantage is easy cleaning and resistance to hot tire marks.
How to choose paint for your garage?
Choosing a resin paint for your garage should be based on several basic criteria, such as its intended use, traffic intensity, the type of paint used, the prevailing conditions both during use and application, sunlight exposure, and color. It's also worth considering the ability to create a non-slip surface with the chosen garage paint, which can be crucial when using the room in winter, after cleaning the floor, and on damp days when air humidity is high.
What should you pay attention to when choosing paint?
When choosing garage paint, it's important to consider several aspects, such as how to maintain an epoxy, polyurethane, or polyurea coating, ensuring it's simple and doesn't require specialized products. It's also worth considering whether the chosen garage paint is a water-based, solvent-based, or solvent-free resin. Application, dilution, and product lifespan may vary depending on the type chosen. For projects requiring a specific color, it's also worth considering whether the chosen garage paint is tintable or available in the desired color variant.
What to remember when using specialized garage paints?
When applying new flooring in a garage or renovating, there are several key aspects to keep in mind. These include preparing the substrate, maintaining appropriate application conditions, and the product's working time (if the paint is a two-component product, which are most often recommended for garages due to their high durability and resistance to other factors encountered in garages).
How to prepare a garage floor for painting?
Before painting with resin paint, the garage floor requires proper preparation. The floor should be dry and free from any surface defects. However, if any are present, they should be removed, for example, using epoxy putty or quick-drying polyaspartic putty. Additionally, before applying the garage paint, it's worth checking the substrate's absorbency and selecting the appropriate primer, depending on the quality and absorbency of the floor. Some garage floor paints can be applied directly to concrete surfaces that haven't been previously primed, but the concrete must be of the appropriate strength class.
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Epoxy resin for use as a primer or structural resin. A solvent-free product for priming walls and floors and creating epoxy screeds.
From PLN 112.98
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A systemic primer for use under Neodur Fast Track polyurea/polyaspartic flooring resin. It can be applied at low temperatures, down to -10°C. It allows for the application of the surface within 3 hours of applying the primer (at +25°C).
From 284.31 PLN
A hybrid primer (polyurethane-polyurea) that allows for topcoat application in just 3 hours. It provides high mechanical and chemical resistance.
From 348.15 PLN
Troken Floor EPS is a self-leveling, two-component epoxy screed that also creates a scratch coat. This solvent-free product features low VOC emissions and high mechanical resistance, characterized by a gray tint. It is ideal as part of a resin flooring system in residential, industrial, and public spaces.
From 806.56 PLN
- NOTE: THIS IS A WATER-BASED PRODUCT. Select temperature-controlled shipping to receive your product on the promised date, regardless of weather conditions. Standard shipping may be delayed due to temperatures below 5°C encountered along the delivery route.
Troken Floor PUR WB-C is a two-component, water-based, colored coating with a satin finish based on polyurethane resin. It is characterized by full UV resistance and bacteriostatic properties. It is designed to create a topcoat in the Troken Floor PUR SL 60 .
From 608.85 PLN
Troken Floor PUR SL 60 is an aromatic, odorless, two-component, flexible polyurethane coating designed for industrial and decorative floors in residential and public buildings. This self-leveling product has self-venting properties. The coating is highly mechanically and chemically resistant, and available in a variety of colors.
From PLN 1,166.35
Epoxy resin for floor screeds. Self-leveling and solvent-free, resistant to chemicals (alkalis, diluted acids, gasoline, oils, and many solvents), it is available in a wide range of RAL colors. It has a Greek hygiene certificate and is certified for contact with food and alcohol, making it suitable for use in food production and processing areas.
From 774.53 PLN
A two-component, solvent-based flooring resin ideal for industrial applications. It creates highly mechanically and chemically resistant coatings. It is easy to clean and repels dirt.
From 125.42 PLN
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Polyurethane resin is resistant to UV radiation and other atmospheric factors. It provides high mechanical and chemical resistance.
From 371.76 PLN
It provides very high chemical and mechanical resistance. The resin can be applied in thick layers – up to 190 microns in a single layer.
From 372.48 PLN
- NOTE: THIS IS A WATER-BASED PRODUCT. Select temperature-controlled shipping to receive your product on the promised date, regardless of weather conditions. Standard shipping may be delayed due to temperatures below 5°C encountered along the delivery route.
An epoxy coating for floors and walls, as well as for covering mineral substrates or repainting tiles. Suitable for use in food processing plants.
From 254.67 PLN
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Solvent-free, high-build polyurea/polyaspartic resin. Complete system (primer + two resin coats) in 9 hours (at 25°C). Can also be applied at low temperatures, down to -10°C .
From 522.45 PLN
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A polyaspartic/polyurea flooring resin that allows for application of the entire system within 8 hours. It provides a coating with high mechanical resistance. It cures at lower temperatures, even down to -10°C .
From 452.60 PLN
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- Closing layer
A polyaspartic resin that provides waterproofing and aesthetics on terraces and balconies. Resistant to weather conditions and UV radiation.
From 624.68 PLN
Polyurethane varnish for walls and floors. Protects concrete, brick, and resins. Available in two finishes: glossy and semi-matte. UV-resistant.
From 112.25 PLN
- NOTE: THIS IS A WATER-BASED PRODUCT. Select temperature-controlled shipping to receive your product on the promised date, regardless of weather conditions. Standard shipping may be delayed due to temperatures below 5°C encountered along the delivery route.
A varnish for protecting resin, concrete, microcement, and brick floors. UV-resistant – non-yellowing. Available in three finishes: Matte, Satin, and Gloss.
From 100.61 PLN
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- Closing layer
A two-component, water-based aliphatic resin. Creates a hard, abrasion-resistant surface.
From 414.73 PLN
FAQ: Garage Paints - The Best for Garage Floors and Walls
What is the best paint for a garage?
keyboard_arrow_down keyboard_arrow_upEpoxy and polyurethane resins are the best choices for garage floors due to their high resistance to abrasion and chemicals. They fully protect the floor from moisture and preserve the concrete substrate for years. Both types of coatings are often tintable, allowing you to achieve your desired garage floor color.
Why are garages often not painted?
keyboard_arrow_down keyboard_arrow_upOne reason why garages aren't painted is that it's often associated with the need for specialized skills and equipment. This is a common myth, as applying resin coatings to garages often requires a roller, a scale, a screwdriver with a mixer, and a tray—the same equipment needed when painting walls in a room, for example. Therefore, using garage floor paints can be straightforward if you pay attention and pay attention to the important details related to the application process.
Can you paint an unheated garage?
keyboard_arrow_down keyboard_arrow_upAll garage resins require specific humidity and temperature conditions during application. Epoxy and polyurethane coatings typically require +12°C. Polyaspartic resins can be applied from +5°C, making them suitable for use in unheated garages. The only requirement is to maintain a minimum temperature to allow the garage floor paint to cure properly and create a durable surface on the protected floor.
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