This one turned out so nice. Grinded up the old slippery epoxy and replaced with “the good stuff!”

The good thing about learning a garage epoxy system is you can branch off of it and do additional coatings that are pretty much the same process. I did this guys garage about 3 months ago and just got called back to do his patio. Epoxy base coat, silica sand broadcast (instead of flake) and then a tinted polyaspartic top coat.

Glad you’re here. I built this community for people who want to start or grow a concrete coatings business and want a clear path instead of trying to piece everything together from YouTube, Facebook groups, and trial and error. I’m building this from the perspective of someone actually doing the work — quoting jobs, grinding floors, installing coatings, buying equipment, dealing with customers, and learning what works and what doesn’t. Inside Coat & Scale, we’ll cover: • Getting started without overspending • Equipment, grinders & tooling • Floor prep & repairs • Coating systems & products • Installing your first garage floor • Pricing & estimating • Getting your first customers • Sales & marketing • Building a profitable business • Eventually — scaling beyond yourself You’ll also have access to checklists, tools, resources, the community, and live group calls where we can work through real questions and jobs together. If you’re brand new, that’s completely fine. This was specifically built to help someone go from “I think I want to do this” to confidently completing their first paying job. START HERE 👇 1. Go to the Classroom and open “01 — Start Here.” Work through it in order. 2. Introduce yourself in the Community. Tell us where you’re from, what you’re currently doing, where you are in your coatings journey, and what you’re trying to accomplish. 3. Ask questions. Post pictures. Share estimates. Ask about equipment. Show us what you’re working on. The more you participate, the more valuable this community becomes. One request: Don’t just consume information. Take action. You don’t need to know everything before you start. Learn the process. Build the setup. Practice. Get the first customer. Deliver a great floor. Get paid. Get a review. Repeat. Start. Learn. Build. Scale. — Kevin