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BEHR PREMIUM® Concrete & Garage Self-Priming 1-Part Epoxy

Starting at$47.98

Beautify and protect your home's interior and exterior concrete surfaces with BEHR PREMIUM Concrete & Garage Self-Priming 1-Part Epoxy Floor Paint. This water-based paint can protect against hot-tire pick-up, automotive fluids and most household chemicals. This epoxy paint will provide a beautiful protective finish on driveways, garage floors, pool decks, walkways and interior concrete surfaces.

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Features you'll love

  • Ideal for garage floors, driveways, patios and walkways
  • Resists peeling caused by hot tires
  • Self-priming for improved adhesion
  • Easy, no mix formula

Finish

Satin finish

Best For Use In

Interior & Exterior concrete and masonry surfaces

Coverage

Rough: 300-400 Sq. Ft. Per Gallon
Smooth: 400-500 Sq. Ft.

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3.4
124 out of 212 (58%) reviewers recommend this product

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89110
Review 1
Vote 1
Skill LevelDIY - Intermediate

Great for covering previously painted concrete

a year ago
I was try to cover a dark green color, the product worked great and with two coats the concrete floor looked Amy and very vibrant.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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91304
Review 1
Votes 0
Skill LevelDIY - Intermediate

Amazing

a year ago
love this product, the best garage coating ever. i reccomend

Yes, I recommend this product.

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92078
Reviews 6
Votes 0

Awesome Value

a year ago
Great value for the money!!! Would recommend to all my friends.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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06489
Review 1
Votes 0
Skill LevelDIY - Intermediate

Great Coverage

a year ago
This paint went on nicely, looks great, and no issues with parking the car in the garage. Just make sure you prep the floor right. Also, very easy to clean.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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06422
Reviews 2
Votes 0
Skill LevelDIY - Intermediate

Easy to use

a year ago
Went on smooth with a roller,would use again for any project

No, I do not recommend this product.

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30292
Review 1
Votes 0
Skill LevelDIY - Intermediate

Great product

a year ago
Great product, works excellent on concrete around pool

Yes, I recommend this product.

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94014
Review 1
Votes 3
Skill LevelDIY - Intermediate

Peels off under tires

a year ago
I painted my garage with this epoxy ~3 years ago and since then I had to always fix the spots under tires, as the epoxy was peeling off here and there. I thought maybe I did something wrong, so recently I decided to re-coat entire garage but this time I followed instructions meticulously: I stripped paint to bare concrete, sanded, etched with acid, thoroughly rinsed, and let dry. I have applied 2 coats giving it ample amount of time to dry. I also put rubberized mats under vehicles, so warm tires won't touch epoxy directly. Imagine my frustration, when I lifted the mat under dirtbike trailer and under street motorcycle only to see that epoxy went off with the mat. I saw recommendation to apply primer, but it's a SELF PRIMING EPOXY, and I applied multiple coats, besides, vehicles are not even as heavy, as a car for instance. So overall over the years I wasted like 10 of one-gallon cans for touchups and re-coating. I should have chosen to use different product, especially the second time. It would be much cheaper and better. DO NOT BUY.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Response from Behr:
a year ago
Giovanna, Behr Customer Care
Hi there, thank you for your review. I’m sorry to hear that the coating peeled off with the mat so easily. This is not how we expect our products to perform, and I understand your disappointment. I understand that you've been touching up the affected areas for some time now, and I can understand your frustration. However, to fix the peeling spots, I recommend removing the loose coating, cleaning and etching the bare concrete until it feels like 150-grit sandpaper, and touching up. The paint is self-priming and requires 1-2 coats, but using the Concrete Bonding Primer No. 880 will promote adhesion. I'll reach out to you in a private email to find the best way to help. Have a great day! -Giovanna
34748
Review 1
Votes 0

One hot driveway....

a year ago
painted driveway area, after 6 days drove on ......and there was a picture of my tires on this driveway. did I need a separate primer ? it got 2 coats of paint, testing other areas when parking.disappointed.......
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29720
Review 1
Votes 0
Skill LevelDIY - Advanced

So far so good!!

a year ago
I purchased 4 gal and had them tinted to help mask the red clay mud that stained over my already sealed driveway. Looks great but will go over it tomorrow in a few spots and will paint the seams as well.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Review 1
Votes 4
Skill LevelDIY - Intermediate

Painted chip board floor

a year ago
I was so impressed with the low door and great coverage! Used on chip board floor to make cleaning easier on job site.

Yes, I recommend this product.

Originally posted on BEHR PREMIUM InteriorExterior Concrete Garage Self-Priming 1-Part Epoxy

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32136
Review 1
Vote 1
Skill LevelDIY - Advanced

Worked great, looks great!

a year ago
My garage floor looked awful, mismatched paint spatters, plain concrete, etc. I moved everything that was not nailed down out of my 2 car garage (that was a task!), pressure washed the floor. I then mixed up 2 gallons of Behr Concrete Floor Epoxy and started rolling. It was very easy to apply, good coverage and dried quickly. We did wait over a week before driving on it. Still looks good and so easy to keep clean.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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94555
Review 1
Vote 1

Solid Epoxy finish with low effort application

a year ago
We were able to knock out the garage floor in a few hours and set dry for the rest of the day. We also used high broadcast resin flakes to make sure the floor had some texture for traction. Overall, easy to use with little hassle.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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52001
Review 1
Votes 2
Skill LevelDIY - Intermediate

Easy application

a year ago
We decided to resurface (grind) our basement concrete floors before prep. We then used Behr 1 part epoxy. The application was easy and not super strong smelling! We did do 3 coats!

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Review 1
Votes 2
Skill LevelDIY - Intermediate

Concrete floor paint

a year ago
I bought this last year when we were selling our home to upgrade the floor in our basement storage and furnace rooms. They turned out so nicely that I used it this past November in our new home for the flooring in our electrical/storage room. It makes the concrete floor look great and is easy to maintain. We are hoping to upgrade our garage and workshop flooring with this paint as well. Unfortunately I don’t have photos from the two rooms in our old home, regretted not taking them to show off the difference it made. I have uploaded photos from the recent flooring I painted (before and after)

Yes, I recommend this product.

Originally posted on BEHR PREMIUM InteriorExterior Concrete Garage Self-Priming 1-Part Epoxy

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32934
Review 1
Votes 0
Skill LevelDIY - Beginner

Excellent paint

a year ago
My floor looks very good after applying this paint

Yes, I recommend this product.

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76549
Review 1
Votes 0
Skill LevelDIY - Beginner

I love it

a year ago
I love my new garage by myself with epoxy, I’m beginner but

Yes, I recommend this product.

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92277
Review 1
Votes 0
Skill LevelDIY - Beginner

Old pitted concrete floors

a year ago
I purchased an old home, built back in the 50's with cinder block walls, tongue and groove wide board wood ceilings.and walls, metal framed.single pain windows and ratty glued arms wood stip nailed down carpeting. It took some time to clean the floors during which my wife and I struggled to decide on what to replace the now bare floors. The odd shaped room added another element of contention. Eventually we ended up deciding that the most cost effective and right direction was to paint the floors. Modern, tones of potential color choices and maybe a DIY project. But now we needed.to decide what product to use. After tons of research we landed on Behr. It offered a product that solved all the problems and helped bring my wife and I back on a joint path. Win, win, win

Yes, I recommend this product.

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21012
Review 1
Vote 1

Peeling after few day of application

a year ago
We did the garage cleaning and power washing as recommended. After aplying the product it looked great. But after the rain yesterday every area with a little puddle of water ( mainly brought by the car, the paint is bubbling and then peeling. Do you have a recommendation?

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Response from Behr:
a year ago
Franeelly, Behr Customer Care
Thank you for your review. I'm so sorry to hear about the bubbling and peeling that happened. That's not what we want for our customers, and we're here to help! Our Concrete & Garage 1-Part Epoxy should be able to withstand rain and moisture after it's dried for at least 24 hours and can be driven on after about 7 days. Please note that cold temperatures and high humidity can extend that dry time. To fix the areas, we recommend removing any loose coating and etching the bare concrete if smooth to provide the proper texture profile for adhesion. Then, make sure the surface is clean and dry. You can prime the areas with our Concrete & Masonry Bonding Primer to enhance the adhesion before touching up the spots with Epoxy. Your satisfaction is important to us, and we want to help you achieve positive results. We've reached out to you directly via email to learn more about your project and assist you further. We hope to hear from you soon!
Del rio
Review 1
Votes 2
Skill LevelDIY - Advanced

Not meant for pallet pallet jacks

a year ago
Had to use sherwin instead of behr to fix the issue, etched company associate laid the product down .concrete ,neutrilized ,cleaned and degreased and and paint flaked off after a few weeks. Tested concrete for moisture , and ph was perfect for coating. Sherwin is holding up to the demands so far
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Response from Behr:
a year ago
Giovanna, Behr Customer Care
Hello, thank you for your review. I'm sorry to hear that the paint flaked off after a few weeks. I can understand how disappointing this can be. I'll reach out to you in a private email to find the best way to help. Have a great day! -Giovanna
78521
Review 1
Votes 0

Great DIY

a year ago
So I was shopping around for quotes to paint my Carport floor they all quote me for over a thousand dollars. Stop my local store and they offered me this Paint $200 later.I finished my entire concrete floor great product!!
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34432
Review 1
Votes 0
Skill LevelDIY - Advanced

Don’t waste your money or time

a year ago
I did a full degrease, power wash, repair kool deck and etched areas. Paint is peeling off with hose pressure and sticking to my dogs pads. Complete waste of time and money.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Response from Behr:
a year ago
Ronald, Behr Customer Care
Hi there, thank you for reviewing our paint. I’m sorry that the paint is peeling off with the hose and sticking to your dog's pads. To fix the issue, I’d recommend removing the loose coating by either power washing or sanding, then etching the bare concrete. After the floor is etched and cleaned, apply our Concrete & Masonry Bonding Primer and then re-applying the 1-Part Epoxy Concrete & Garage Floor Paint. Customer satisfaction is important to us, and we appreciate your feedback. Please reach out to us directly if you need further assistance; our customer care team is happy to help you! -Ronald
Review 1
Votes 7

I Wish I Heeded the Warnings

a year ago
I read mixed reviews on this product; mostly complaints about paint sticking to hot tires. I purchased it for my basement floor which does not have vehicle traffic, so I thought it would be fine. I spent days power washing, drying, etching, and priming the floor with the recommended Behr primer. I then applied two coats of the epoxy a day apart. I went out of town so the floor had a full week to cure before being subjected to foot traffic and the repositioning of some shelves. Within a day of use, I noticed several spots starting to peel down to bare concrete. They are all in areas of light foot traffic and have not had furniture dragged over them. I am beyond disappointed. I spent DAYS doing the prep work and hundreds of dollars in paint only to have it fail so easily. I'm trying not to cry thinking about what it's going to take to fix this. I'll have to scrape up the old paint, clean everything again, and invest in a two part epoxy paint. This product is bunk and Behr should really pull it from the market as it's a disservice to their brand. I buy Behr exclusively for my interior/exterior projects and up until this point had only good things to say. I feel my trust in the brand was misplaced.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Response from Behr:
a year ago
Ronald, Behr Customer Care
Hi there, thank you for reviewing our paint. I’m sorry to hear the paint is starting to peel so easily. To fix the issue, I’d recommend removing the loose coating by either power washing or sanding, then etching the bare concrete. After the floor is etched and cleaned, apply our Concrete & Masonry Bonding Primer and then re-applying the 1-Part Epoxy Concrete & Garage Floor Paint. I’ve also reached out to you via email to learn more about your project and assist you with this further. Thank you again for taking the time to share your experience with us, and I hope to hear from you soon! -Ronald
43223
Review 1
Votes 3
Skill LevelDIY - Advanced

Peels

a year ago
Not the best product for garage floors. I applied to new fiber mesh, over a year old concrete, that was never sealed. Even tho it was never sealed I still followed the directions to a T. Power washed the floor and took a soapy deck brush to it. Power washed again to rinse. Next day I sprayed muriatic acid on it. Let it dry and power washed it again. Two days later I primed it with Behrs Concrete and Masonry Binding Primer. Next day I rolled a coat of the 1 Part Epoxy Coating on. Next day I applied a second coat. 3 days later it was still tacky so I gave it an extra day before I put my tool box, saws and racks on it. 4 days later I started parking on it. Now, I know it’s hot and when driving your tires heat up from the hot asphalt roads even more, but it’s been 7 weeks and yesterday was in the 70s. So unless you want the 1-Part Epoxy Coating to stick to your tires and peel up you have to either a) don’t use it. b) park on a car mat. or c) park on the street until your tires cool. But who wants to do that?! I suggest you save your time and money. Go a different route. DO NOT buy this product. I’m hating to see what the winter salt is going to do to it now. 👎🏼way to go Behr.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Response from Behr:
a year ago
Franeelly, Behr Customer Care
Thank you for your review and pictures of your project. I'm so sorry to hear about the peeling you experienced. That is not the performance we expect of our Concrete & Garage 1-Part Epoxy Coating and I can understand your frustration. Your satisfaction is important to us, so I want to help make this right. To fix the surface, I recommend removing any loose coating before making sure that the surface is clean, free of any dust, dirt, or grime, and dry. Then, spot prime the affected areas with our Concrete & Masonry Bonding Primer before touching up the peeling. You can also apply a thin coat if needed for uniformity. It's odd that the epoxy remained tacky after 3 days. It may be best to give the surface additional time to dry. High humidity and temperatures can extend the dry time. I understand this was not what you expected, and I want to help get your project back on track. I've reached out to you directly via email to learn more about your project and assist you further. I hope to hear from you soon!
07012
Review 1
Vote 1
Skill LevelPRO

Peels up with painters tape even after curing!

a year ago
The crew that worked on our basement put this product down on old and new concrete. At least 45 days later they did a partial second coat, and I did a touch up in part of the area where they didn't do the second coat. As a guide to household members not to walk there I put down a circle of blue painters tape, also on the first coat, i.e. what had cured for a long time. Later when I gently pulled up that painters tape it pulled off the paint under it. I'm very underwhelmed.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Response from Behr:
a year ago
Ronald, Behr Customer Care
Hi there, thank you for reviewing our paint. I’m sorry that when you removed the painters tape, the paint peeled up. When removing the tape, its recommended to remove it slowly at a 45-degree angle. To fix the issue, I'd recommend removing and additional paint that is loose or peeling, smooth any rough edges with 150-grit sandpaper, etch any bare concrete and ensure the surface is clean, then apply one coat of Concrete & Masonry Bonding Primer followed by two coats of paint. I’ve also reached out to you via email to learn more about your project and assist you with this further. Thank you again for taking the time to share your experience with us, and I hope to hear from you soon! -Ronald
98422
Review 1
Vote 1
Skill LevelDIY - Beginner

Behr Garage and Concrete 1-part Epoxy Paint

a year ago
I have a 35x45 SF driveway and live in the Seattle, WA area. Found that this paint works best when applied with humidity below 40%, temperatures between 58-79 degrees F, and partly sunny and/or during the evening sun. I do not recommend applying during full, direct sun or when the payment exceeds 82 degrees F, as it seems to dry too fast, won’t adhere properly, may flake and/or peel. I first prepped my area by applying Scott’s Outdoor Surface Cleaner, pressure washing and let dry overnight. I then applied the Behr bonding primer after 5pm, then 24 hours later applied my first coat of Behr Garage and Concrete paint using a 1/2” knit roller - waited an 1 hour; then applied a second coat of Behr paint - while immediately sprinkling the Rustoleum multicolored flakes - as I painted. 3 days later, I drove my cars on the driveway and had no flaking, peeling or tire marks. I am totally satisfied with this product and will use again.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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92028
Reviews 2
Votes 3
Skill LevelDIY - Intermediate

New formulation is chalky.

2 years ago
We repainted our four car garage with this product with the Pacific Fog color. We previously painted it in 2014 and bought the old can to Home Depot to make sure we got the same product. We were told the new formulation of the product was going to be even better and would have the same smooth and sheen. It did not. The cover was good, but dried with a chalky and almost powdery to the touch. To make things worse, and unlike the previous formulation, this garage epoxy does not stand up to tire burn. After just a few hours of our car inside the garage we saw tire marks where we parked our cars. Scrubbing it with a light bleach and water mixture helped a bit, but we can still see the dark spots where the tires rested. The old formulation was much better.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Response from Behr:
2 years ago
Franeelly, Behr Customer Care
Thank you for your review. I'm so sorry to hear your project didn't turn out as expected and that you're dealing with tire marks. Your satisfaction is important to us, and we want to help make sure you're happy with your project. Our Concrete & Garage 1-Part Epoxy Coating is designed to resist hot tire pickup. This means that it will resist peeling underneath of the hot tires, but it is not tire mark proof. To remove the marks, I recommend using soap and water or a concrete cleaner/degreaser to clean the surface. You can use a scrub brush or stiff bristle broom for tough spots. Once clean and dry, touch up the area if needed for uniformity. The Epoxy should dry to a satin finish. However, you can apply our Wet-Look or Low-Lustre Sealer over the surface to provide additional gloss and enhance the protection, dirt resistance, and washability of your floor. Once the floor is free of tire marks, clean, and dry, you can apply the sealer. I know this is not the performance you expected, which is why I want to help you achieve positive results. I've reached out to you directly via email to learn more about your project and assist you further. I hope to hear from you soon!
00918
Review 1
Vote 1
Skill LevelDIY - Intermediate

Recommended

2 years ago
High-quality product if you know how to use it. Neighbors and friends were impressed.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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70458
Review 1
Votes 2

Peeling before can do 2nd coat

2 years ago
I followed all of the instructions and the guidance of the Home Depot paint expert before using the product. I'm not sure what to do from this point on. I do not want to have to remove this paint and start over. Any advice?

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Response from Behr:
2 years ago
Franeelly, Behr Customer Care
Thank you for your review and picture of your project. I'm so sorry to hear about the peeling you're experiencing. That is not what we want for our customers, and I can understand your concerns. I want to help get your project back on track. To best assist you, I have some questions about your project, so I've reached out to you directly via email to learn more and look into this further. In the meantime, to fix the issue, you do not need to remove the coating and start over. I recommend removing any loose coating and etching the surface if it feels smoother than 150-grit sandpaper. Make sure the surface is clean and dry. For the best adhesion, spot prime the areas with our Concrete & Masonry Bonding Primer before touching up the floor. You can also apply a thin coat if needed for uniformity. Your satisfaction is important to us, and I want to help turn this around, so I hope to hear from you soon!
Response from Behr:
2 years ago
Franeelly, Behr Customer Care
Thank you for your review and picture of your project. I'm so sorry to hear about the peeling you're experiencing. That is not what we want for our customers, and I can understand your concerns. I want to help get your project back on track. To best assist you, I have some questions about your project, so I've reached out to you directly via email to learn more and look into this further. In the meantime, to fix the issue, you do not need to remove the coating and start over. I recommend removing any loose coating and etching the surface if it feels smoother than 150-grit sandpaper. Make sure the surface is clean and dry. For the best adhesion, spot prime the areas with our Concrete & Masonry Bonding Primer before touching up the floor. You can also apply a thin coat if needed for uniformity. Your satisfaction is important to us, and I want to help turn this around. I hope to hear from you soon!
66083
Review 1
Votes 2
Skill LevelDIY - Advanced

Quickly peels

2 years ago
The garage floor was power washed and dried thoroughly. The paint started peeling within 30 days.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Response from Behr:
2 years ago
Giovanna, Behr Customer Care
Hi there, thank you for your review. I'm sorry to hear that the paint peeled so soon. That's not normal, and I can understand your disappointment. I want to help get your project back on track. Since most of the paint seems to have peeled, I recommend removing the coating, etching the concrete until it feels like 150-grit sandpaper to promote adhesion, and recoating. You can also use the Concrete Bonding Primer No. 880 before repainting to increase the adhesion of the topcoat. I'll reach out to you in a private email to find the best way to help. Have a great day! -Giovanna
80134
Review 1
Votes 2

Not for Garage Use

2 years ago
We followed all instructions, including waiting 7 days before parking our cars inside our garage. In less than a month, it is already peeling from the car tires. Will never buy Behr again. Two stars: for those on a budget or only using for foot traffic, this may hold up for you. But absolutely do not use for a garage.
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Response from Behr:
2 years ago
Ronald, Behr Customer Care
Hi there, thank you for reviewing our paint. I’m sorry to hear that the paint is starting to peel after a month. I can understand your disappointment with the time and effort that goes into a project like this. To fix the issue, I’d recommend removing the loose coating by either power washing or sanding, then etching the bare concrete. After the floor is etched and cleaned, apply our Concrete & Masonry Bonding Primer and then re-applying the 1-Part Epoxy Concrete & Garage Floor Paint. I’ve also reached out to you via email to learn more about your project and assist you with this further. Thank you again for taking the time to share your experience with us, and I hope to hear from you soon! -Ronald
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