Reseal Garage Epoxy Floor
Why it matters
Epoxy floors are attractive and durable but yellow and chip at edges within 4–5 years without maintenance. A timely reseal costs $400–800 and adds 4–5 more years of life.
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How to do it
- 1
Inspect garage floor for yellowing, chipping at edges, or adhesion bubbles; note affected areas.
- 2
Thoroughly clean the floor with a degreaser and pressure washer; allow to dry completely (24 hours in cool weather).
- 3
Scrape off any loose epoxy or paint with a putty knife; sand edges smooth with 80-grit sandpaper.
- 4
Repair cracks or pitting with epoxy crack filler; smooth and allow to cure per manufacturer.
- 5
Apply a new coat of epoxy or polyurethane sealer per manufacturer's instructions; typically 2 coats with drying time between.
- 6
Allow 7 days curing time before parking vehicles or resuming use.