Hi David. Yes, RockSolid would make such cleanups much easier. It can be applied to a pressure-treated wood floor with proper preparation. It will require sanding the surface first with 80-grit sandpaper to remove the chemicals and waxes that are used on the wood surface to help preserve it. If this step is not followed, the coating will not adhere properly. The wood will absorb more of the product than concrete will, so two coats will be required. A 2.5 car kit is the least expensive option, as it includes two burst pouch kits that each cover up to 250 square feet.

Hi Matt. It sounds like you have some areas where the anti-slip is more concentrated. That will make the surface feel rougher. This typically happens when the anti-skid sinks to the bottom of the paint tray and the roller picks up more. It can also happen if it wasn’t completely dispersed in the RockSolid Clear Coat before you poured it out onto the floor. It’s strictly a cosmetic issue and nothing else.

Hopefully your clear coats don’t peel up off the color coat. I’m afraid you missed my point when I explained that EpoxyShield and RockSolid are not chemically compatible. Because the EpoxyShield Clear Coat was applied over the RockSolid Color Coat within the recoat window, it may not adhere sufficiently. The reason Rust-Oleum said you could apply the RockSolid Clear Coat over the EpoxyShield Clear Coat is because the recoat window for the EpoxyShield had expired (76 hours). After that you can apply RockSolid or any other thermosetting resinouss coating over the EpoxyShield coating as long as you prep it as they had instructed.

Hi Dan. You can coat down into the joint, but you can’t fill the joint with a coating. This is true for all coatings. If you want to fill the joint to create a seamless look, you need to to fill it with a joint filler then grind it flush. Coatings won’t cause slabs to crack, but slabs can make the coating crack if the slab cracks at some point later. If you want a polyurea coating kit, I suggest you check our purchase recommendation page here. We have single-part polyurea coatings available from three different vendors that we highly recommend. These are commercial-quality coatings used by the pros and are much better than RockSolid.