Rust-oleum 251966 Epoxy Floor Coating Gloss Brown 30 Oz

Product Description

The RUST-OLEUM 251966 is a water-based epoxy floor coating formulated for concrete surfaces. It delivers a gloss finish in brown and is designed for use in residential and light commercial settings where a durable, cleanable floor surface is required. The formula carries a VOC content of less than 100 g/L, meeting low-VOC requirements common in occupied or ventilated spaces. Each 30 oz can provides approximately 250 square feet of coverage per gallon. Licensed flooring and general contractors, as well as knowledgeable DIYers, apply this product to garage floors, basement slabs, and utility areas where a protective epoxy layer is needed.

This coating is suited for horizontal concrete surfaces in both residential and light commercial environments. Typical applications include garage floors, basement slabs, shop floors, and utility rooms. The gloss finish resists scuffing and makes surfaces easier to clean after foot traffic and light equipment use. Application is recommended when ambient and surface temperatures fall between 60 degrees F and 85 degrees F to ensure proper film formation and adhesion.

Key Features

• Water-based epoxy formula with less than 100 g/L VOC content
• Gloss finish in brown for a clean, finished appearance on concrete floors
• Covers approximately 250 square feet per gallon
• Allows light traffic after 16 hours; fully dry in 24 hours
• Applicable to concrete surfaces in a wide range of interior settings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement-grade epoxy floor coating for use on concrete substrates in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Surface preparation is critical before applying any epoxy floor coating — concrete must be clean, dry, and free of grease, oil, and existing coatings that may prevent adhesion. Mechanical profiling or acid etching is typically required to open the concrete surface. Apply only when the surface and ambient temperature are between 60 degrees F and 85 degrees F. Allow the full 24-hour cure time before subjecting the surface to normal traffic or heavy loads.