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Dulux Luxafloor
RollCoat (PC227), ECO2 (PC296)
Chris0101Perth
- 2 reviews
- 2 likes
Looks good!
I used this product on my triple garage floor. I prepared the concrete by diamond grinding and then laid on 2 base coats of dulux durabuild ste. I then top coated with Luxafloor Rollcoat. I was recommended to not thin the product but I wish I did as it was very very sticky! It is not as free flowing as I expected so there are some roller marks on the floor. However, it is a good glossy finish. All in all well worth the effort!
Looks good and hopefully very hard wearing
Hard work to apply (but worth it)
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Questions & Answers
Gynotasked
I would like to know if this product can be used on a previous epoxy floor coating existing floor coating is in good condition just wanting to change colour of floor
1 answer
Hi, I re-coated my garage floor a short time after the original coats - the direction was to lightly sand the paint - I used a large orbital sander. I have not had any problems - the new coat keyed in very well. In fact, two years later, I will be changing colours myself! It is true to say that preparation is important and providing as good surface for the new paint to bond to.
Good luck Gynot
Chris
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