DIYers & Professional Painters Trust Our Epoxy Garage Floor Coating Pro-Grade Results Without Pro-Level Equipment If you're searching for a dependable, long-lasting garage floor epoxy kit, you're in the right place. Whether you’re a homeowner doing it yourself or a painter taking on a residential job, this system was built to deliver real results—without the guesswork or expensive equipment. Many of our clients have used—or watched friends and family use—popular kits like Rustoleum RockSolid® or EpoxyShield®, only to be disappointed by peeling, hot tire pickup, or early wear. That’s why more people are turning to One Stop Epoxy—it’s easier to install, offers superior adhesion, and gives you professional-level durability even if it’s your first time working with epoxy. Why DIYers Prefer This Kit No pouches or special tools – Mix with a drill and paddle, apply with a roller More working time – Up to 2 hours pot life gives you breathing room Epoxy coating that holds up – Built to resist wear, tear, and hot tires Hot tire resistant – When installed after acid etching or grinding as directed, delamination is highly unlikely Why Professional Painters Trust It Ideal for garage floor jobs – No need for industrial prep or equipment Easy to schedule and apply – Low odor and fast cure time make residential projects simple Confidence in the result – Reliable finish without taking on the complexity of pro-level systems Flexible Application Options Apply two lighter coats for best results and long-term durability Or go with one heavier coat when working under time constraints Either method delivers a strong, uniform finish that lasts Product Highlights Durable like 100% solids epoxy, without the prep work, specialty tools, or pressure to rush the install Two-Part Kit: Pre-pigmented Part A (Base) + Activator Part B Coverage: Up to 200 sq. ft. per kit, depending on concrete porosity Pot Life: ~2 hours @ 75°F; ~1 hour @ 90°F Cure Time: Walkable in 24 hours, vehicle-ready in 72 hours What’s Included ¾ Gallon of Epoxy Base (Part A) 1 Quart of Activator (Part B) Clear instructions for prep, mixing, and installation Use as a standalone epoxy system or add flakes for a decorative garage floor and seal with our user friendly urethane or if you really want to go all out use our PolyGloss 85 Slow Cure to add a bullet proof finish. Ideal For Homeowners upgrading from DIY big-box garage floor kits Painters who want quality installs without industrial systems Property investors, flippers, and remodelers needing a reliable solution Anyone ready to stop wasting money on coatings that peel or fail Real Performance. Long-Term Confidence. With One Stop Epoxy, you get lasting durability and professional results—without needing industrial tools or training. When installed according to instructions, this garage floor epoxy provides a high-quality, long-lasting finish that holds up for years against everyday use, including hot tire traffic and chemical spills. Order now at OneStopEpoxy.com

Full Flake Epoxy Flooring System – Durable, Customizable, Professional Results Transform your floors with the Full Flake Epoxy Flooring System, the ultimate solution for durable, customizable, and visually stunning epoxy floors. Whether for residential garages, commercial showrooms, or industrial warehouses, this system combines the superior performance of One Stop Epoxy Brand 100% Solids Epoxy, Vinyl Flakes, and Poly Gloss 85 Seal Coats to deliver unmatched durability, aesthetics, and protection. Why Choose the Full Flake Epoxy Flooring System? Durable & Long-Lasting: Withstands heavy traffic, chemicals, and abrasion. Customizable Finish: Decorative 1/4-inch flakes for a slip-resistant, visually appealing surface. Flexible Application Options: Choose from two base coat types for standard or quick installations. Premium Polyaspartic Seal Coats: Industry-leading protection with UV stability and scratch resistance. Low Maintenance: Easy to clean and maintain, reducing upkeep costs. Base Coat Options 100% Solids High-Strength Epoxy Designed for strength and durability. 3% Osmotic Vapor Resistance for industry-standard moisture protection. Dry Time: 8 hours at 75°F. Best for longer curing times and beginner installers. 150 Fast Cure Epoxy (FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY) 12% Osmotic Moisture Vapor Resistance for superior moisture protection. Dry Time: 4 hours at 75°F. Perfect for experienced installers and time-sensitive projects. Decorative Flake Application Broadcast 1/4-inch decorative flakes at a rate of 1 pound per 8 square feet to create a textured, slip-resistant surface. Choose from a wide range of colors to achieve your desired look. Seal Coat Options – PolyGloss 85 Series PolyGloss 85 Slow Go (User Friendly) Extended working time: 60+ minutes. Ideal for large areas or novice installers. PolyGloss 85 (For Professional Use Only) 22 Minutes working time. Quick curing: Foot Traffic in 2 hours Vehicle traffic in 24 hours. Perfect for projects requiring fast turnaround. Applications This versatile system is perfect for: Residential Garages Commercial Showrooms Retail Spaces Industrial Warehouses Outdoor Patios Hands On Epoxy Training Ready to enhance your skills? Join our hands-on epoxy flooring classes in Orlando, Florida right by Orlando International airport and minutes from ALL the attractions. Held every 4–6 weeks, these courses are perfect for new installers and industry professionals looking to refine their techniques.

LABPOX 30 100% Solids High-Performance Epoxy LABPOX 30 is a premium-grade, 100% solids, two-component epoxy system (2A:1B) engineered for the most demanding flooring applications. Whether you're working on industrial, commercial, or decorative projects, LABPOX 30 delivers unmatched strength, durability, and style. This versatile epoxy serves as both a dependable base coat and a sleek body coat, making it a go-to solution for high-traffic and heavy-duty environments. Eco-Friendly and High-Performance What sets LABPOX 30 apart is its low VOC formula, making it an eco-friendly choice without compromising on quality. Designed for exceptional coverage and smooth application, LABPOX 30 ensures minimal maintenance while maintaining its professional finish. With up to 60 minutes of working time at 72°F & 50% relative humidity, installers benefit from greater flexibility and ease during application. Key Features and Benefits High Strength and Reliability: Built to withstand heavy traffic and industrial demands. Eco-Friendly Formula: Nearly zero VOCs for a safer environment and improved indoor air quality. Versatile Application: Use as a base coat, body coat, or metallic epoxy flooring system. Extended Working Time: Up to 60 minutes at 70°F ensures precise application. Durable Finish: Resists amine blush and common epoxy issues for a lasting, low-maintenance surface. Customizable Coloring: Available in clear and compatible with popular color pigments. Large projects can order from 16 color options. Perfect for These Applications Industrial Flooring: Designed to endure the rigors of heavy-duty industrial spaces. Commercial Spaces: Offers both aesthetic appeal and durability for commercial environments. Metallic Epoxy Floors: Create stunning, custom metallic floors using LABPOX 30 in combination with color pigments. Base Coat: Acts as a strong foundation for decorative or protective flooring systems. Protective Primer: Pairs perfectly with Epoxy Primer for enhanced adhesion and durability. Recommended Use For metallic epoxy flooring, be sure to start with LabSurface Epoxy Primer .  When using as a base coat for a flake floor, see our selection of Vinyl Flakes Here, and seal your flake floor with Labfast Polyaspartic.  Approximate Coverage Vinyl Chips: 133-150 SFPG (Square Feet Per Gallon) Commercial/Industrial Use: 80-133 SFPG Metallic Floor Base Coat: 80-135 SFPG Whether you're creating an industrial-grade floor, a sleek commercial space, or a decorative metallic masterpiece, LABPOX 30 100% Solids High-Performance Epoxy ensures superior results every time.

One Stop Epoxy Moisture Vapor Barrier Epoxy One Stop Epoxy 100% Solids Moisture Vapor Barrier Epoxy is a contractor grade coating designed to block moisture vapor transmission through concrete slabs. Rated up to 25 lbs of moisture vapor emission, this product creates a durable barrier that helps prevent common flooring failures such as peeling, bubbling, and delamination. This is not a finish coat. It is a critical base layer used to stabilize concrete before installing epoxy, polyaspartic, or urethane systems. If moisture is present or unknown, this step can determine whether a floor system lasts or fails. What Is a Moisture Vapor Barrier Epoxy? A moisture vapor barrier epoxy is a 100% solids coating designed to reduce or block moisture vapor transmission from concrete. Concrete is porous and can release moisture for years. When that moisture becomes trapped under a coating, it can break the bond between the coating and the slab. This product helps eliminate that risk by creating a stable surface for additional coatings to adhere to. Why Moisture Causes Floor Failures Moisture is one of the most common reasons epoxy floors fail. When vapor pressure builds beneath a coating, it can cause: Peeling and delamination Bubbling or blistering Loss of adhesion Premature system failure Using a moisture vapor barrier epoxy is the most effective way for professional contractors to prevent these issues before they start, protecting both the floor and their reputation. Key Features and Benefits Up to 25 lbs moisture vapor resistance helps prevent coating failure 100% solids formulation provides full build with no shrinkage Strong adhesion to properly prepared concrete Dry to touch in 8 to 10 hours for efficient project turnaround Zero VOC formulation suitable for interior applications Compatible with epoxy, polyaspartic, and urethane systems Best Uses for Moisture Vapor Epoxy Garage floors with moisture concerns Commercial and industrial flooring systems Warehouses and manufacturing facilities Retail and showroom floors Older slabs or unknown moisture conditions Interior concrete floors in humid or high moisture environments Ideal for Basements, Low-Lying Areas, and Coastal Regions In coastal regions and low-lying areas—such as Louisiana to the Coastal Carolinas, and down to the southernmost tip of Florida—moisture vapor transmission is a major issue. This is especially true for basements, below-grade slabs, and areas with high water tables. These conditions are common across much of the country and are one of the leading causes of coating failure. This product performs exceptionally well in these demanding environments, helping installers build reliable flooring systems on slabs where moisture is either known or difficult to predict. How This Fits Into an Epoxy Flooring System Step 1: Moisture Vapor Barrier Apply directly to properly prepared concrete to block moisture and stabilize the surface. Step 2: Build Coat Follow with One Stop Epoxy 100% Solids Epoxy for solid color, flake, or metallic systems. Step 3: Topcoat Finish with a wear layer such as PolyGloss 85 Polyaspartic for durability and long-term performance. Moisture Vapor Epoxy vs Standard Epoxy Feature Moisture Vapor Epoxy Standard Epoxy Moisture Protection Up to 25 lbs resistance Minimal to none (typically 3 lbs) Primary Role System foundation Build or finish coat Failure Prevention Prevents moisture-related failure Vulnerable to hydrostatic pressure System Placement Base layer applied to prepped concrete Mid or top layer Mixing and Application Guidelines Proper mixing is critical. If the two components are not mixed thoroughly, the product will not cure properly and will fail to block moisture. Mixer Type: Mix using a box or cage style mixer (paddle mixers are only recommended for 2 gallons or less). Mixing Speed: Mix at 300 to 450 RPM to avoid pulling excess air into the resin. Mix Time: Mix for a full 3 minutes. Approximate Coverage Rates Coverage will vary based on the porosity and profile of the concrete slab. Typically, this moisture vapor barrier should be applied at: Standard Coverage: 100 to 150 square feet per gallon (SFPG) Dry Time and Recoat Window Dry to touch: 8 to 10 hours Recoat window: Follow system guidelines Contractor Tip: This product does not replace proper surface preparation. Concrete must be mechanically ground (typically to a CSP 2 or 3) and properly profiled before application so the epoxy can penetrate and lock into the pores. Frequently Asked Questions Do I need a moisture vapor barrier epoxy?If moisture is present or unknown, using a moisture vapor barrier is a smart preventative step to avoid coating failure. How do I know if my concrete has a moisture problem?Visible signs include dark spots, efflorescence (white powdery residue), or peeling paint. However, the only way to know for sure is to perform a Calcium Chloride test or use relative humidity (RH) probes. For a deeper dive, read our full guide: How Do I Know If I Need a Moisture Vapor Barrier? Can I use this for basement floors?Yes. Basements and below-grade slabs are inherently prone to trapping moisture. Applying this vapor barrier is highly recommended before finishing a basement floor with epoxy or other coatings. Can I apply epoxy directly over concrete without this?Yes, but if moisture is present and exceeds the rating of your standard epoxy, the coating can bubble, peel, or fail over time. Is this required for garage floors?Not always, but it is strongly recommended in humid environments, on older slabs, or if you are offering a long-term warranty to your clients. What happens if I skip this step?Skipping moisture control on a wet slab will inevitably lead to peeling, blistering, and total system failure. Can this be used as a finished floor?No. This is a base layer designed for function, not aesthetics. It must be coated with a build coat and an appropriate topcoat. What should I use over this product?Typically, installers follow this with a 100% solids epoxy and finish with a high-performance topcoat like PolyGloss 85 Polyaspartic. How long do I have to wait before applying my next coat?This product is generally dry to the touch in 8 to 10 hours. You should apply your next coat within the recommended recoat window to ensure a strong chemical bond.

Self Leveling 100% Solids Industrial Grade Epoxy One Stop Epoxy Self Leveling 100% Solids Industrial Grade Epoxy is a contractor grade, two component, high build epoxy floor coating designed for residential, commercial, and industrial concrete floors. This self leveling epoxy creates a smooth, seamless, high gloss surface with excellent adhesion, strong chemical resistance, and the build needed for long lasting performance in demanding environments. Sold as a convenient 3 gallon short fill kit, this epoxy comes in clear and pre pigmented in White, Black, Lite Gray, Med Gray, and Tan. That saves buyers from having to purchase separate pigments and eliminates the need for an extra mixing bucket on full kits. Whether you are installing a solid color epoxy floor, a partial flake floor, a full flake broadcast floor, or using it as a base coat for a metallic epoxy floor, this is a highly versatile 100% solids epoxy built for real results. What Is 100% Solids Epoxy? 100% solids epoxy is an epoxy coating that contains no water or added solvent. That means the thickness you apply wet is the thickness that remains after cure. Compared with lower solids coatings, it gives you more build, better body, and a heavier duty finish that is better suited for demanding garage, commercial, and industrial floors. Why Contractors and Serious Buyers Choose This Epoxy Self leveling formula helps create a smooth, even, high build finish 100% solids epoxy delivers strong build with no added solvent Pre pigmented short fill kits save money and simplify installation Excellent adhesion to properly prepared concrete Chemical, abrasion, and impact resistance for demanding environments Highly versatile for solid color, flake, metallic, and commercial floor systems Best Uses for Self Leveling 100% Solids Epoxy This industrial grade epoxy is well suited for both decorative and heavy use floor coating systems. Epoxy garage floors Commercial epoxy flooring Warehouse and industrial floors Automotive showrooms and service areas Restaurants and bars Retail spaces and salons Schools and universities Sports facilities and gyms Aircraft hangars A Strong Choice for Warm Climate Installations In warm and humid markets like Florida, installers need products that perform well on properly prepared concrete and can handle demanding service conditions. This self leveling 100% solids epoxy is a strong fit for garage floors, commercial interiors, showrooms, and industrial spaces where a thick, durable, easy to clean surface is needed. Available Colors Clear White Black Lite Gray Med Gray Tan Key Features and Benefits Seamless high build coating helps fill minor surface irregularities and creates a uniform finish Self leveling properties allow the epoxy to flow and settle for a smooth appearance Outstanding adhesion helps reduce the risk of peeling and delamination when applied over properly prepared concrete Chemical and abrasion resistance stands up to vehicular fluids, foot traffic, and daily wear Hard wearing surface built for commercial and industrial environments Low maintenance finish that is easy to clean and maintain USDA compliant for areas with incidental food contact Compatible with decorative systems including vinyl flakes, quartz, and metallic additives What Makes This Different from Basic Epoxy Coatings Not all epoxy floor coatings are created equal. A true 100% solids epoxy provides more build, better body, and stronger long term performance than lower solids coatings. This product is designed for buyers who want a real epoxy floor system, not a thin coating that looks good for a short time and then wears out early. Because it is sold pre pigmented in a short fill kit, it also removes some of the hassle and extra cost that come with systems requiring separate color packs and additional mixing containers. 100% Solids Epoxy vs Standard Big Box Store Epoxy Feature One Stop Epoxy 100% Solids Standard Big Box Store Epoxy Solids Content 100% solids Reduced solids formulas Film Build High build coating Typically thinner build Durability Built for contractor grade floor systems Commonly designed for lighter duty use System Flexibility Works with solid color, flakes, metallics, sand, and quartz systems Often limited in build and decorative system options Packaging Pre pigmented short fill kit Often requires additional accessories or color steps Mixing and Application Requirements Proper mixing and surface preparation are critical for a successful epoxy floor installation. Mix Ratio: Two component system, pre measured 2:1 for immediate in bucket mixing Mix Time: Mix for a full 3 minutes Mixer Type: Full kits should be mixed with a box or cage style mixer Paddle Mixer Use: A paddle mixer should only be used for 2 gallons or less Mixing Speed: Mix at 300 to 450 RPM Bucket Time: Approximately 8 minutes at 75°F Working Time: Approximately 30 minutes at 75°F once poured onto the floor Important: Once mixed, get the material out of the bucket and onto the floor immediately. Epoxy cures through an exothermic reaction and can heat up quickly if left sitting in mass. Contractor Tip: Because this is an exothermic system, leaving mixed epoxy in the bucket can cause it to heat rapidly and shorten working time. Pour it out immediately in ribbons across the floor and keep the crew moving to avoid epoxy setting up in the bucket. Surface Preparation Still Matters Even the best epoxy floor coating will not perform properly over weak or poorly prepared concrete. Concrete should be mechanically prepared before application. Remove contaminants, weak surface material, and previous coatings as needed to create the proper profile for adhesion. Application Options and System Uses Solid Color Epoxy Floors For buyers wanting a clean, uniform, seamless floor, this self leveling epoxy is an excellent choice for solid color epoxy floors. It creates a high build, high gloss finish that is easy to clean and ideal for garages, utility spaces, warehouses, and commercial interiors. Partial Flake Epoxy Floors Use this epoxy as a pigmented base coat and broadcast vinyl flakes lightly across the surface to create texture and visual depth while still allowing the base color to show through. Topcoat the system for long term wear resistance and easier maintenance. Full Flake Epoxy Floors For full broadcast systems, apply the epoxy and broadcast vinyl flakes to rejection. After scraping and vacuuming, experienced installers can topcoat with PolyGloss 85 Polyaspartic. Buyers looking for more working time may prefer PolyGloss Slow Go. Metallic Epoxy Floors This epoxy also works well as a base coat for metallic floor systems where a smooth, uniform, properly pigmented foundation is needed before adding metallic pigments and decorative movement. Commercial Grade Floor Systems For heavy duty commercial applications, many installers begin with One Stop Epoxy Moisture Vapor Epoxy when moisture control is needed. Once cured, this self leveling epoxy can be applied as the build coat, followed by a wear layer such as a urethane topcoat for added surface performance. Non Slip Industrial Floor Systems For aggressive texture and added slip resistance, installers may use a moisture vapor epoxy base, apply this product, and broadcast kiln dried sand, silica sand, or aluminum oxide to rejection. After cure, the floor can be grouted and sealed with the appropriate topcoat for the intended service environment. Approximate Coverage Rates Pigmented receiver coat for flakes: 133 to 150 SFPG Commercial and industrial applications: 100 to 135 SFPG Metallic floors base coat: 135 to 150 SFPG Grout coat primer on porous concrete: add 10% xylene and pull tightly with a flat, stiff squeegee at 200 to 400 SFPG Who This Product Is Best For Contractors installing decorative or commercial epoxy floor systems Serious buyers who want a real 100% solids epoxy floor Garage floor installers looking for a smooth, high build pigmented epoxy Commercial buyers needing durability, cleanability, and strong appearance Frequently Asked Questions Is this a true 100% solids epoxy?Yes. This is a true 100% solids epoxy floor coating designed to provide strong build, solid performance, and long term durability. What is a 100% solids epoxy?It is an epoxy coating that contains no water or added solvent, so the thickness you apply wet is the thickness that remains after cure. What kind of floors can this epoxy be used on?It can be used for solid color floors, partial flake floors, full flake floors, metallic floors, and many commercial or industrial floor systems. Is this a good epoxy for garage floors?Yes. It is a strong choice for epoxy garage floors when buyers want a smooth, high build, contractor grade finish. Does this come pre pigmented?Yes. It is sold pre pigmented in White, Black, Lite Gray, Med Gray, and Tan. Do I need to buy a separate mixing bucket?No. The short fill kit is designed for immediate in bucket mixing on full kits saving you money. How long should this epoxy be mixed?This epoxy should be mixed for a full 3 minutes at 300 to 450 RPM. What kind of mixer should be used?Full kits should be mixed with a box or cage style mixer. A paddle mixer should only be used for 2 gallons or less. How much working time do I have?Once poured onto the floor, working time is about 30 minutes at 75°F. Leaving the epoxy in the bucket will shorten the working time considerably. The best practice is pouring the material out immediately after mixing. Can this be used for a full flake floor?Yes. It works very well as a pigmented base coat for full flake systems and can be top coated after the flakes are scraped and vacuumed. Can this be used for metallic epoxy floors?Yes. It is a great base coat option for metallic floor systems that require a smooth and consistent pigmented foundation. Metallic Dream is an outstanding metallic epoxy and should be used for the metallic design layer, aka the body coat or the money coat.  Does surface prep still matter with self leveling epoxy?Yes. Proper mechanical preparation is still required. Self leveling epoxy does not make up for poor surface preparation. For concrete in new or perfect condition Premera Fusion Primer may be an alternative to grinding. What topcoat should I use over this epoxy?That depends on the system. For full flake floors, many installers use PolyGloss 85 Polyaspartic. Other systems may call for a urethane or other suitable protective topcoats.