Garage Floor Epoxy That Actually Works | Built for DIYers, Painters, and Handymen Stop Wasting Time on Kits That Fail If you're here, there's a good chance you've seen what happens with big box epoxy kits. Peeling. Hot tire pickup. Thin coatings that wear out in months. Most store bought kits are closer to reinforced enamel paint than a true industrial coating. One Stop Epoxy gives you a true industrial grade, two component epoxy coating that actually stays put. This system was engineered to bridge the gap between cheap DIY kits and complex contractor systems. It delivers a professional grade bond and a clean, high gloss finish without requiring specialized equipment or a large crew. Why This Epoxy Kit Outperforms Big Box Store Options Real Epoxy Chemistry: Not a watered down latex epoxy hybrid. This is a true cross linking resin system. Superior Bond Strength: Penetrates the concrete pores to prevent delamination and hot tire pickup. Industrial Build: Significantly more material remains on the floor compared to thin, hardware store alternatives. No Pouch Guesswork: Comes in real cans. Mix with a drill and you have a professional grade material ready to roll. The difference comes down to how much actual epoxy is in the coating. Many store bought kits are diluted with water and fillers, leaving behind a thin coating that wears out quickly. This system contains approximately 58% epoxy solids, which means significantly more actual resin is left behind to create a thicker, stronger bond to the concrete and a finish that holds up over time. Designed for DIYers, Painters, and Handymen For Homeowners and Handymen: Extended Working Time: Provides up to 2 hours of pot life so you can work at a comfortable pace. Simple Application: Applies easily with standard rollers and brushes. DIY Friendly: Includes clear, no nonsense instructions for prep and installation. For Professional Painters: Expand Your Services: The perfect entry point for adding garage floors to your residential business. Predictable Results: High reliability finish that eliminates call backs caused by kit failures. Fast Turnaround: Easily fits into a standard 2 or 3 day project timeline. Installation Process Step 1: Surface Preparation Bare concrete should be at least 30 days old and free of grease, dirt, and oil. Test for moisture: Tape a 2 foot by 2 foot plastic sheet to the floor for 24 hours. If moisture forms underneath, address the moisture issue before coating. Test for sealers: Pour water on the slab. If it beads up instead of soaking in, the surface needs additional prep. For previously painted floors: Remove all loose or peeling paint by sanding or scraping. Dull glossy surfaces with sandpaper. Do not acid etch painted surfaces. Step 2: Mixing (Critical Step) Open both cans and mix the contents of each separately before combining. Pour Part B into Part A. Mix with a low speed drill and mixing paddle for 4 minutes. Scrape the sides of the container while mixing. Do not whip air into the product. Induction Time: Allow the mixed epoxy to stand for 30 minutes before application. Skipping this step can affect product performance. Step 3: Application Best applied between 55 and 90 degrees. Use a brush for edges and a roller for the main floor. Apply in manageable sections to maintain a wet edge. If using flakes, broadcast them into the wet epoxy while the coating is still fresh. On bare concrete, two coats are recommended for maximum durability and appearance. Technical Specifications Coverage: Up to 200 square feet per kit (supersedes label coverage rates). Pot Life: Approximately 2 hours at 75 degrees. Cure Schedule: Touch dry in 6 hours; Foot traffic and recoat in 24 hours; Vehicular traffic in 72 hours. Kit Contents: 3/4 Gallon Epoxy Base (Part A) and 1 Quart Activator (Part B). Frequently Asked Questions What does 58% epoxy solids actually mean?Solids content refers to how much material remains on the floor after the coating cures. While big box kits are mostly water and fillers, our 58% solids system leaves behind a much thicker, more durable resin film. Why do cheaper kits peel or fail?Low solids coatings sit on top of the concrete rather than bonding into it. A higher solids epoxy penetrates and anchors into the concrete, creating a bond that resists hot tire pickup and pressure. Do I really need to wait 30 minutes after mixing?Yes. This is called induction time. It allows the chemical reaction to stabilize before you apply it to the floor. Skipping this step can lead to curing issues. Is this as strong as 100% solids epoxy?100% solids is the commercial standard. This system is a professional grade balance between extreme durability and ease of installation for DIYers, handymen, and painters.

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 Epoxy | Professional Flooring System LABPOX 30 is a professional grade, 100% solids epoxy engineered for installers who demand reliability and extended working time. Whether used as a base coat, body coat, or the foundation for metallic epoxy systems, LABPOX 30 delivers the consistency required for high performance industrial, commercial, and residential environments. The Professional Advantage: Unlike limited use epoxies that flash quickly, LABPOX 30 provides a balanced 45 to 60 minute working window, ensuring superior flow, pinhole mitigation, and a glass like finish even on large scale installations. Technical Performance Snapshot Property ASTM Standard / Value Mix Ratio 2 Parts A to 1 Part B Compressive Strength 13,000 psi Tensile Strength 8,500 psi Shore D Hardness 82 Elongation 14 percent VOC Content 9 to 10 g per L (Low VOC) Pot Life (72°F) 50 minutes Where LABPOX 30 Fits in a Flooring System 1. As a High Adhesion Base Coat Provides a consistent, durable foundation for solid color, flake, or quartz broadcast systems. LABPOX 30 is self priming and can be applied directly to properly prepared concrete under the right conditions. 2. As a Metallic Body Coat ("The Money Coat") Specifically optimized for metallic epoxy systems. The extended open time allows for intricate pigment movement and pattern development before the resin sets. 3. As an Intermediate Build Coat Increases overall system thickness and impact resistance in heavy traffic industrial or warehouse environments. Approximate Coverage Rates Application Type Square Feet Per Gallon (SFPG) Metallic Body Coat 50 SFPG Metallic Base Coat 80 to 135 SFPG Vinyl Flake Receiver Coat 133 to 150 SFPG Commercial/Industrial Solid Color 80 to 133 SFPG LABPOX 30 vs. Typical 100% Solids Epoxy Why professional installers choose LABPOX 30 over standard alternatives: Pinhole Mitigation: Advanced technology reduces surface defects by up to 98 percent in pre tinted versions. Extended Control: 60 minutes of working time vs. the standard 20 to 30 minutes of typical epoxies. Chemical Resistance: Superior resistance to amine blush and common site contamination. Cure Schedule (At 72°F) Working Time: 60 Minutes Tack Free: 9 Hours Recoat Window: 9 to 24 Hours Foot Traffic: 24 Hours Full Chemical Cure: 7 Days System Limitations LABPOX 30 requires a dry substrate. Moisture content must be below acceptable limits unless a moisture mitigation system is used. Not intended for exterior applications. Recommended System Setup For a guaranteed bond and long term finish, follow this professional stack: Primer: LAB Surface Epoxy Primer or LABPOX MVB Clear Fast for moisture vapor barriers. Base/Body: Apply LABPOX 30 (Solid Color or Metallic). Topcoat: Seal with LABFAST Xtra Time (Polyaspartic) or LABFENDER Polyurethane for maximum abrasion resistance. Mixing and Application Requirements Application Equipment 1/8 inch notched rubber squeegee 3/8 inch nap woven shed resistant roller cover 3 inch chip brush Mixing Instructions Precision in the mixing process is critical to ensure the chemical bond and structural integrity of the LABPOX 30 system. Combine Components: Pour 2 containers of Part A (Base) into a large mixing bucket, being careful not to pour material onto the sides of the larger bucket. Add Activator: Pour the Part B (Activator) directly into the center of the large bucket. Again, ensure no material gets on the sides of the Base bucket; failing to do so may leave unmixed resin that causes soft spots on your finished floor. Mixing Time: Mix full kits with a Box mixer for 2 minutes. Use a low-speed drill (300 to 450 RPM) to minimize air entrapment. Scrape Sides: During the mixing process, make sure to scrape the sides and bottom of the mixing container thoroughly so no unmixed material remains. Immediate Placement: Once the product is properly mixed, it needs to be immediately poured onto the floor. Leaving mixed material for too long in a mixing pail will create an exothermic reaction (rapid heat buildup), rendering the product unusable. Application Procedure Application Procedure Pour mixed material in a 20 foot long 12 inch wide ribbon Do not drain or scrape remaining material from the bucket onto the floor. Spread to uniform thickness with a notched squeegee and roll North South and back roll East West to achieve uniform coverage. Roller should be a 3/8 inch shed resistant epoxy roller cover. PRO TIP: For metallic floors, use the extended 60 minute window to manipulate your pigments with a 9/16 inch looped roller or notched squeegee to create depth and movement before the product begins its initial set. Frequently Asked Questions Is LABPOX 30 good for metallic epoxy floors?Yes. It is exceptionally well suited for metallic systems due to its 45 to 60 minute working time and excellent flow characteristics, allowing installers to create flawless designs with proper pigment movement. Can this be used as a base coat?Yes. LABPOX 30 works incredibly well as a dependable, high strength base coat for a wide variety of systems, including solid color, flake, and quartz. Is this product beginner friendly?Because of the extended working time, it is more forgiving than fast cure epoxies, but proper surface preparation and installation technique are still required. How long is the actual working time?You will have approximately 60 minutes of working time at 70°F and 45 minutes at 80°F. Humidity and surface temperature can also affect these windows. What is the mix ratio for LABPOX 30?It is a two component system with a precise mix ratio of 2 Parts A to 1 Part B (2A:1B) by volume. Can this be used for flake floors?Absolutely. It performs as a reliable receiver coat for broadcast flake systems, providing enough open time to ensure a consistent flake distribution. Why is the "Extended Working Time" so important?Standard epoxies can flash quickly in the bucket, leading to stress and mistakes. LABPOX 30 gives you a massive window to maintain a wet edge on large floors and execute intricate metallic designs without the product locking up prematurely. Does this require a topcoat?Yes. Like all 100 percent solids epoxies, a UV stable topcoat (like Polyaspartic or Urethane) is highly recommended to prevent ambering and provide long term scratch resistance.

Moisture Vapor Barrier Epoxy | 25 lb Rated 100% Solids MVB One Stop Epoxy 100% Solids Moisture Vapor Barrier Epoxy is a professional-grade foundation coating engineered to block moisture vapor transmission through concrete slabs. Rated for extreme conditions up to 25 lbs of moisture vapor emission, this product creates a permanent barrier that prevents the most common causes of floor failure: peeling, bubbling, and delamination. This is not a finish coat or a receiver coat. It is a critical insurance policy used to stabilize concrete before installing a 100% solids epoxy build system. Why Professionals Use a 25 lb Rated MVB Concrete is naturally porous and acts like a sponge, releasing moisture vapor for years. When this vapor pressure builds up beneath a standard coating, it physically breaks the bond, leading to total system failure. Our MVB Epoxy solves this by penetrating deep into the concrete capillaries to create a structural seal that can handle high hydrostatic pressure. Extreme Moisture Resistance: Rated to block up to 25 lbs of vapor transmission—far exceeding standard epoxies. Prevents Osmotic Blistering: Stops the bubbles that form when moisture is trapped under the floor. Superior Bond Strength: Provides a stabilized, non-porous surface for your next epoxy layer to lock onto. Zero VOC Formulation: 100% solids with no odor, making it safe for interior and basement applications. The Proper System Sequence To ensure a lifetime bond on slabs with moisture concerns, follow the professional "Step-Up" method: The Barrier: Apply One Stop MVB Epoxy directly to mechanically profiled concrete (CSP 2-3). The Build Coat: Once cured, apply a layer of 100% Solids Self Leveling Epoxy. This acts as your pigmented base or "receiver coat" for flakes. The Finish: Complete the system with a high-performance Polyaspartic or Urethane topcoat. Mixing and Application Requirements Pro Tip: Do not broadcast flakes or quartz directly into the MVB. This material must be applied as a continuous, unbroken film to effectively block moisture. Mix for a full 3 minutes to ensure the chemical barrier is fully cross-linked. Mix Ratio: 2 Parts A to 1 Part B. Mixer: Use a box or cage style mixer at 300 to 450 RPM. Coverage: 100 to 150 square feet per gallon depending on porosity. Dry Time: 8 to 10 hours at room temperature. Frequently Asked Questions Do I need a moisture vapor barrier epoxy?If moisture is present, unknown, or if you are installing over a slab on grade, this is a necessary preventative step to avoid total coating failure. How do I know if my concrete has a moisture problem?Visible signs include efflorescence (white powder) or dark spots. The only certain way is testing, but applying MVB is the safest preventative measure for any slab where the history is unknown. Can I use this for basement floors?Yes. Basements are inherently prone to moisture issues. Using this vapor barrier is the best way to ensure your basement epoxy floor never peels or bubbles. Can I broadcast flakes directly into the MVB?No. The Moisture Vapor Barrier must be applied as a clean, continuous film to seal the slab. After it cures, you apply a 100% solids epoxy layer to serve as your pigmented receiver coat for flakes. Is this required for garage floors?It is highly recommended in humid environments, on older slabs, or if you are a professional installer offering a long-term warranty to your clients. What happens if I skip this step?Skipping moisture control on a high-vapor slab leads to osmotic blistering and total system delamination, requiring a costly total replacement. Can this be used as a finished floor?No. This is a functional base layer designed to stabilize the slab. It must be covered by a 100% solids epoxy build coat and an appropriate topcoat. What should I use over this product?Typically, installers follow this with a 100% solids epoxy (like our Self Leveling or 150 Fast Cure) before moving to their decorative broadcast or topcoat. How long do I have to wait before applying my next coat?The material is generally dry to the touch in 8 to 10 hours. You should apply your next coat of epoxy within 24 hours to ensure a strong chemical bond. What is the mix ratio?The mix ratio is 2 parts Part A to 1 part Part B. Mix thoroughly with a drill mixer for a full 3 minutes before pouring.

Partial Flake Epoxy Floor Kits A partial flake epoxy floor combines a solid color epoxy base coat with a controlled broadcast of decorative vinyl flakes. Unlike full flake systems, the base color remains visible, creating a clean, balanced look with added texture and visual interest. One Stop Epoxy Partial Flake Floor Kits are made with professional grade, 100 percent solids epoxy applied at true commercial coverage rates. Each kit includes generous flake quantities—1 pound per 50 square feet—far exceeding the typical industry rate of 1 pound per 400 square feet. A durable Gloss or Satin urethane topcoat is also included to protect your floor. What Is a Partial Flake Floor? Partial flake floors are created by broadcasting flakes into wet epoxy at light to medium density. This allows the base color to show through while improving traction and hiding minor surface imperfections. Cleaner look than full flake systems Smoother finish underfoot Improved slip resistance More forgiving for DIY installation Partial vs Full Flake Partial Flake Floors: Visible base color Lower material cost Smoother texture Easier to clean and install Full Flake Floors: Complete flake coverage Heavier texture Maximum concrete concealment Higher material usage Common Uses Residential garages Workshops Home gyms Utility rooms Light commercial spaces What’s Included Each kit is sized for proper coverage and includes: 100% solids self-leveling epoxy base coat Decorative vinyl flakes (1 lb per 50 sq ft) Urethane topcoat (Gloss or Satin) Optional upgrades include epoxy primers, moisture vapor barriers, and polyaspartic topcoats. Why Choose Partial Flake? Hides imperfections better than solid color epoxy Adds traction without heavy texture Offers a balanced decorative finish Easier to install than full flake systems Coverage Tips Always apply epoxy at proper thickness. Do not stretch materials, as adequate coverage ensures proper flake adhesion and long-term performance. If between kit sizes, size up. DIY Friendly This system is suitable for moderate skill DIY users. Best results are achieved with proper surface preparation, correct tools, and adequate curing time. Why Buy From One Stop Epoxy? Professional grade 100% solids epoxy True coverage rates—no shortcuts Up to 8x more flakes than typical kits Commercial-quality system design This is a true epoxy flooring system—not a paint-based kit—designed for long-lasting performance.

Self Leveling 100% Solids Industrial Grade Epoxy One Stop Epoxy Self Leveling 100% Solids Industrial Grade Epoxy is a professional grade, high build floor coating engineered for extreme durability in residential, commercial, and industrial environments. This self leveling resin creates a seamless, high gloss surface with superior adhesion and the chemical resistance required for long term performance. Sold as a 3 gallon short fill kit, this system arrives clear or pre pigmented in white, light gray, medium gray, black, or tan to save you time and eliminate mixing errors on the jobsite. What Is a 100% Solids Industrial Epoxy? Unlike water based or solvent based store coatings, a 100% solids epoxy contains no fillers that evaporate during the curing process. This means the thickness you apply wet is exactly the thickness that remains when dry. This "high build" characteristic is what allows the material to self level, filling minor imperfections in the concrete to create a heavy duty finish. Why Professionals Choose Pre Pigmented Short Fill Kits Eliminate Mixing Errors: No separate pigment packs to measure; the color is already balanced in the resin. In-Bucket Mixing: The "short fill" design allows you to add Part B directly into the Part A bucket, saving you the cost of extra mixing pails. Consistency: Ensures perfect color uniformity across large multi kit pours. Versatility: Use as a standalone solid color floor, a receiver coat for flakes, or a structural base for metallic designs. Mixing and Application Requirements Mix Ratio: 2 Parts A to 1 Part B. Mix Time: 3 Full Minutes at 300 to 450 RPM. Working Time: 45 Minutes on the floor (8 minutes if left in the bucket). Traffic Ready: 24 Hours for foot traffic; 7 days for full chemical cure. Frequently Asked Questions Is this a true 100 percent solids epoxy?Yes. This is a true 100 percent solids industrial resin containing no water or solvents. The thickness you apply wet is the thickness that remains after cure. Is this a good epoxy for garage floors?Yes. It is the gold standard for garage floor coatings because it provides the high build and chemical resistance needed to withstand hot tires and automotive fluids. Does this come pre pigmented?Yes. Our short fill kits arrive pre pigmented in White, Black, Light Gray, Med Gray, and Tan, ensuring color consistency and ease of use. Do I need a separate mixing bucket?No. The short fill design allows you to pour Part B directly into the Part A bucket for convenient mixing. How long should I mix the epoxy?Mix for a minimum of 3 minutes using a low speed drill and a cage style mixer to ensure a complete chemical crosslink. What is the working time once mixed?Once poured onto the floor, you have approximately 45 minutes at 75 degrees. If left in the bucket, the material can harden in less than 10 minutes (exotherm). Can this be used for a full flake floor?Yes. It is an excellent pigmented receiver coat for vinyl flakes. For a pro finish, topcoat with PolyGloss 85 Polyaspartic after scraping the flakes. Does surface prep matter with self leveling epoxy?Absolutely. Proper mechanical grinding to a CSP 2 or 3 profile is required for a permanent bond. Self leveling refers to the finish, not prep. Can I use this as a base for metallic floors?Yes. It provides a stable, uniform pigmented foundation for Metallic Dream Epoxy body coats. How many square feet does a kit cover?A 3 gallon kit typically covers 400 to 450 square feet as a receiver coat for flakes or 300 to 400 square feet for a high build solid color finish.