Hi Walter. Behr 1-part epoxy states on the can that it is a Satin finish. That is why it doesn’t provide a shine. All 1-part epoxy paints have a similar finish. Behr Wet Look Sealer would be the proper clear coat to apply. It’s a water-based acrylic sealer that is compatible with latex acrylic 1-part epoxy paint. Rust-Oleum Concrete & Garage Clear Coat is another product that will work. Unfortunately, it has similar reviews as Behr.

If you are willing to do the proper surface prep, you can apply a 100% solid epoxy clear coat that would be 5x more durable and have a glossy finish. Rust-Oleum EpoxyShield Premium Clear Coat would be the least expensive. The best price can be found here on Amazon. It will require that you rough up the surface of the epoxy paint with 150-grit sandpaper. Vac/sweep and then wipe the surface with denatured alcohol or an equivalent solvent. After it evaporates, you can apply the epoxy clear coat. IF you don’t prep the surface in this manner, the epoxy WILL peel up. I hope that helps.

Hi Terry. I’m not sure what ad you are referring to. We do not advertise or sell products. What we do is provide detailed information about garage flooring, products, and product reviews. That said, we are happy to answer your question 🙂 Applying recoats is not that difficult. It requires roughing up the current surface with 120-150 grit sandpaper, sweep/vac, and then wiping down the surface with denatured alcohol or equivalent. We have an article that discusses how to recoat old coatings here. The article above discusses the top 1-part epoxy paint products that we recommend. Hopefully you are not considering one of those. They are inferior to traditional 2-part epoxy and similar coatings. 1-part epoxy paint is essentially acrylic concrete paint with a little bit of epoxy resin added to help increase durability.

Hello Matt. DryLok would be our first choice because it combats hot tire pickup better. However, both will suffer from it at some point as all 1-part epoxy paint does.