Make sure you use epoxy, the local shop tried to con me into using 2pak polyurethane, which is hard, but doesn't like heat. I have heard of people having paint peel due to the heat off tires.

 

I've done a few friends garages with it, used the U-Coat systems on them, biggest thing is making sure the floor is perfectly clean and etched properly. Any oil/grease spots that have soaked in have to be cleaned very well or the coating will lift in those areas. Its a messy,smelly job prepping the floor, but the better job done, the happier you'll be in the long run with it. As mentioned, don't skip on the traction compounds, as the floor will be alot more slippery when wet or oily. It does look great after its all finished and any cleanup is a breeze. I plan on doing mine in the spring when I have the time.

 

There ya go. That's the best advice you'll get. If you have an oil spot, get aggressive cleaning it. After the first coat on my old garage floor, I had two areas lift a little. I called the manufacturer and they sent me a free gallon kit. I put a sanding disk on my drill and hit those areas hard. Tore **** up (a little) without digging holes. After the re-coat, all is well. I used the entire gallon and the areas that got 2 coats look great. I didn't use the rubber chips.