Garage floor sealant?

Red695

Well-known member
Site Supporter
My bike will be arriving soon, but no matter what I do my garage is always super dusty. It has a poured concrete floor. Any suggestions on a semi cheap fix for this? It is a big space so although I would love to put some kind of flooring in it, something I can roll or spray on would be more realistic. Any advice would be appreciated :)
 
Look into "G FLoor" from Costco. 2 rolls of this stuff should do a double car garage.

Or

Look into putting down an acrylic enamel paint onto your garage floor. It does require a bit of prep work, and patience. It holds up to cars/motorcycles etc and looks good when you use decorative paint chips with a clear coat. Thats what is in mine.
 
I did race deck, awsome stuff. Thankfully I found some used on Kijiji when I was looking. Costco also sells a product called motofloor which they sometimes have instore. IIRC the cost per sq foot is close to the glfoor roll's.

Nice thing about the tile systems is if you mess up a tile you can swap in a replacement tile easily. I would definetly NOT do the paint, unless you etch and etch and etch that floor, any old floor is going to have issues. The consumer grade paints/epoxy stuff we get will not hold up over time. I've seem them fail time and time again, very few have done the proper prepwork on the floor to make it last. I do work in my garage, welding, fixing my cars, etc the epoxy floors never seemed to hold up. After 3-4 years lots of hot tire pickup, burn marks, etc.
 
Last edited:
I have an epoxy floor from home depot - same set up as inferno by the description. A lot of prep but a nice finished product.
 
Worst case scenario. Use a bike cover.

No matter what you coat the dust is will still be there. Different paint or floor fonish might hide it better bit if ots a dust prone place then it will be dusty
 
Back
Top Bottom