The best garage floor coatings protect, add grip, and improve concrete floors. See which options are easy to use and durable.

Painting the floor with a high-quality garage-floor paint ($30–$40 a gallon) is supereconomical and provides decent protection. (A gallon should cover 200 to 400 square feet; see the product label.) ...

This garage floor covering is a popular option that has been growing in popularity as an alternative to traditional epoxy, and we were eager to learn why. Epoxy Flooring vs. Floortex ...

Granite garage floors are made from poured epoxy and are designed to look like speckled stone. They deliver on both ...

When garage floor tiles aren't enough, and you want a cosmetic upgrade, Garage Living's product, Floortex, might be the best answer.

Epoxying a garage floor doesn’t have to be super expensive, but neither is it cheap for quality products. Look at spending between $250 and $400 for basic DIY kits, and more if you get in ...

Product SpotlightThe G-floor If Dante had seen my garage, he would have described a special level of hell. Not quite purgatory and not quite Hades, the garage w ...

If insulating the floor is a concern to keep cold out and heat in, a coat of Vortex spray liner can be applied before the Granitex. The heat will be locked in the garage instead of it being sucked ...