How to Guide
 FLOOR COATING  TECHNICAL DATA RSD-02 
ROCKSOLID
®
  METALLIC GARAGE FLOOR COATING 
    Form: GDH-605 
          Rev.: 040517 
1 
.DESCRIPTION AND USES  . 
RockSolid
®
 Metallic Garage Floor Coating is designed to 
provide excellent hardness, adhesion and durability on 
properly prepared concrete floors. It has excellent 
resistance to salt, oil, gasoline and other harsh chemicals. 
Garage Coat has zero VOCs making it environmentally 
safe and is packaged in pouches, which reduces waste. 
This product combines the key attributes from multiple 
chemistries to provide a self-leveling, flexible, fast curing, 
high gloss system. 
RockSolid Metallic Garage Floor Coating can be applied 
over multiple floor surfaces including tile. (Contact 
RockSolid Floors for more information). The surface 
should be free of loose particles, rust, oils and 
contaminants. It is recommended that this product be 
applied in a multi-directional (north, south, east and west) 
motion to help ensure proper coating thickness. 
The RockSolid Metallic Garage Floor Coating kit includes 
the following: 
  Instructions 
  Concrete Etch 
  ⅜” Nap Microfiber Roller Cover 
  Metallic Tint 
  Polycuramine Burst Pouch 
  Stir Stick 
Items not supplied with the kit which need to be purchased 
separately: 
  Roller Frame 
  Extension Pole 
  Stiff Bristled Broom or Scrub Brush 
  3” Paint Brush 
  Mixing Bucket 
Other optional items that may be needed include: 
  Anti-Skid Additive 
  Heavy-Duty Degreaser 
  Concrete Patch & Repair 
  Paddle Mixer and Drill 
.PRODUCTS                                                   . 
SKU  Description       
286893  Silver Metallic 
286894  Copper Metallic 
286895  Brown Metallic 
286896  Cherry Metallic 
299741  Amaretto Metallic 
299743  Gunmetal Metallic 
299744  Burnished Gold 
299745  Brilliant Blue 
. PRODUCT FEATURES                                  . 
  Low odor and can be applied indoors 
  VOC free 
  45 minute pot life 
  Serves as both primer, basecoat and topcoat in one easy 
coat 
  Patented Burst Pouch Technology 
  96% solids formulation 
  Has excellent self-leveling properties with built-in shine 
  7 day recoat window without sanding 
.PACKAGING                                              . 
Two part Burst Pouch Technology 
(U.S. Patent Number 8,381,903 B2) 
.APPEARANCE                                          . 
High gloss 
 PRODUCT APPLICATION                              . 
SURFACE PREPARATION 
Proper surface preparation is critical to achieve best 
results. Scrub heavily soiled areas with Rust-Oleum Heavy 
Duty Degreaser or Rust-Oleum Cleaner & Degreaser (sold 
separately). Scrub thoroughly, then rinse. Repeat as 
needed. TION  
Use the supplied concrete etch per the instructions to 
provide the proper surface condition to ensure proper 
adhesion. Rinse the floor thoroughly and allow it to dry 
completely. 
Moisture Testing - New concrete should be allowed to 
cure for 30 days before application of any coating. If there 
is any doubt about the dryness of the concrete, conduct a 
test by simply taping a piece of 4 mil plastic sheet 2’x2’ on 
the bare concrete for 24 hours. Be sure to tape all four 
sides. After 24 hours, check the concrete for signs of 
moisture. The concrete substrate will be darker if damp. If 
moisture is found, allow additional drying time (10-14 
days) and repeat the test. 
Testing for Sealer - Check for curing compounds or other 
types of sealers by pouring a small amount of water onto 
the concrete. If water soaks in, the surface is suitable for 
coating. If water beads up on the concrete, the surface is 
not porous and a test application is warranted to ensure 
proper adhesion will develop. Sanding or mechanical 
abrading may be required if proper adhesion does not 
develop. 
Previously Coated Floors - Previously coated floors 
need to be in good condition with proper adhesion to the 
concrete substrate. Check the adhesion of the previous 
coating by cutting a small X in the coating using a sharp 
razor knife. Firmly apply a piece of 5” duct tape over the 
center of the X cut, and then pull off with a fast snap. If 
more than 10% of the taped area is removed, the original 
coating is not bonded well and needs to be removed 
chemically or mechanically with a grinder. 



