First, click on the picture to see all the photos and to be able to read the post clearly. I created most of this post a little while ago, but I hadn't finished it because some "life events" got in the way. My wife's father took ill and passed, and then there was a solar eclipse that came and we had a house full of out of town company. Now, people (other than family) are coming to my home to come play in our tree houses, so I need to clean and prepare the tree houses for guests too! As you can see, the time that I was going to use to finish this post was redirected. I will show some photos of my redirection, too.

In the last post, I applied Rust-Oleum's RockSolid Garage Floor Coating Kit

and let it dry for a day and a half. I am VERY pleased with the results! It was nice to walk on, and the flake pattern turned out excellent, but the reflectiveness of my LED lights were almost blinding. Some people would want a reflective shine to see the bottom sides of the car, but In this post, I am applying Rust-Oleum's RockSolid Textured Clear Garage Floor Coating. I chose to apply this to reduce slipperiness on a wet floor and to reduce the reflectiveness of the floor.

Once I popped the pouch and completely mixed the two parts, I poured Rust-Oleum's RockSolid Textured Clear Garage Floor Coating into a tray and rolled it out onto the floor. It is important to work from a tray instead of pouring it onto the floor and spreading it around to allow for an even application.

Although at a glance, you may not notice much difference. When you put the before and after side by side, you can see how the glare is reduced. Rust-Oleum's RockSolid Textured Clear Garage Floor Coating also sealed in the flake that was spread around.

We are now starting to trim out the room and decorate. Stay tuned how this garage turns out!

Time to add Rust-Oleums Textured Clear Garage Floor Coating.