The secret to any great garage starts with the floor. And not just any floor paint, but Non-Lifting Floor Paint. The simplest and least expensive way to add enjoyment to your working environment is to paint the floor. Twenty years ago I painted my first garage floor, and thorough the years I've learned what works and what doesn't. When I started my business over 18 years ago, garage floor paint was one of the very first products I offered. I now see all sorts of paints on the market. I firmly believe through our research into the best paint and development of our detailed instructions that we are able to give you the very best floor paint available. You won't believe what a difference a painted concrete floor can make. You'll have more light, easier clean ups, find dropped fasteners quickly, or eat off the floor like I do. If you think the so-called "concrete paint" you can buy at your local paint store won't lift, you're wrong. The problem with these paints is that they reactivate themselves once a hot tire is rolled onto them. This reactivation causes the paint to stick to the rubber and lift. Our continual improvement to this product has allowed it to stand up to our toughest test yet! Our 5,000 lb. forklift with flat, smooth tires didn't even lift the paint on our warehouse floor! We turned the tires while standing still and the paint didn't even creep! We left brake fluid on it for one week and it didn't even bubble! If you can follow directions (I provide complete instructions) and can prepare your floor correctly, this paint won't lift and will look beautiful for years. Come by our warehouse and see for yourself! Not warranted as I can't come and install it for you. Colors: Light Gray, Tan, Black or White. Concrete must be etched with muriatic acid and all previous paint removed before painting. One gallon covers 130 square feet in 2 thin coats. 2 coats are required for a proper finish. It's time you started smiling every time you step into your garage.