Sikafloor 264 70SQM DIY Solid Colour Epoxy Flooring Kit

DIY Garage, Warehouse & Workshop Epoxy Flooring Kit – Sikafloor 264 (Up to 70m² Coverage)

This complete DIY epoxy flooring kit has been designed to help homeowners, mechanics, builders and small businesses install a professional-grade epoxy floor coating without hiring professional installers.

Using Sikafloor 264 industrial epoxy resin, this system provides a high-performance protective coating for concrete floors commonly used in garage epoxy flooring, warehouse epoxy flooring, workshop epoxy flooring and commercial kitchen epoxy flooring.

At ProTrade Warehouse we have assembled this all-in-one epoxy flooring kit specifically for DIY users. The package contains the essential materials and accessories required to apply two coats of epoxy to a concrete surface of up to 70m².

Whether you are installing garage epoxy flooring, warehouse epoxy flooring, workshop epoxy flooring or commercial kitchen epoxy flooring, this system allows you to achieve a professional finish using easy roller application.

Advantages of Sikafloor 264 Epoxy Flooring

• Low VOC 
• Excellent chemical and mechanical resistance
• Easy application
• Excellent hot tyre pick-up resistance
• Excellent wear and abrasion resistance
• Excellent fuel and chemical resistance
• Produces smooth and glossy finish
• Slip resistant floor finishes can be achieved by adding anti-slip media
• Easy application by brush, roller, squeegee or spray equipment
• Available in a wide range of colours for attractive floor finishes

Areas of Use

• Garage floors
• Warehouses
• Manufacturing facilities
• Carpark decks
• Clean rooms
• Educational trade facilities
• Aircraft hangars
• Schools
• Mechanical workshops
• Commercial kitchens

Important Note for Large Areas

For floor areas larger than 50sqm we strongly recommend having a minimum of two people working on the job. The accessory packages included are designed for one person only. If multiple workers are involved additional rollers and application tools may be required.

Package Only Includes

• Two 20kg Sikafloor 264 Kits 

Each 20kg kit of Sikafloor 264 will cover up to 70m² of floor area when applied using a roller. Please note that coverage may vary depending on the condition and porosity of the concrete surface.

Package With Accessories Includes

• Two 20kg Sikafloor 264 Kits – each kit covers up to 70m² depending on the surface condition. ( View Product)
• One container of PT50 anti-slip media – epoxy flooring can become slippery when wet. This fine anti-slip media is mixed into the final coat to create a safer walking surface while still allowing easy cleaning.  ( View product )

Note: If greater slip resistance is required the fine anti-slip media can be replaced with medium anti-slip media at no additional cost.

• Two 1L General Purpose Thinners – adding GP thinner reduces the viscosity of the epoxy making it easier to roll onto the floor. Our recommendation is to add 1 litre of supplied GP thinner into a 20kg kit of epoxy and mix thoroughly for one minute using the supplied mixing paddle attached to a drill. ( View product )
• One Epoxy Application Twin Roller / Brush Kit – developed in partnership with Unipro. Includes two rollers, two brushes, one tray, one heavy duty frame and two roller liners allowing you to apply two coats of epoxy. Painting extension pole is not included and can be purchased separately. ( View product )
• One pair of spike shoes – spike shoes allow you to walk on wet epoxy to fix missed spots, remove debris or back-roll the coating to achieve a better finish. ( View product )
• One roll of Tesa 48mm cloth masking tape – used to mask off areas you do not want epoxy to cover and helps achieve straight edges. ( View product )
• One pair of protective work gloves
• Unipro Drill Mixer ( View product )

Important: Do not use masking tape on skirting boards because epoxy may bleed through and create uneven finishes.

Package With Accessories and Primer Includes

• One Sikafloor 161 17kg kit – used as an epoxy primer. When applied using a roller this kit will cover up to 70m² depending on surface porosity. ( View Product )
• Two 20kg Sikafloor 264 Kits – each kit covers up to 70m² depending on the surface condition.
• One container PT50 anti-slip media.
• Three 1L General Purpose Thinners.
• Two epoxy application roller / brush kits.
• One pair of spike shoes.
• One roll Tesa 48mm masking tape.
• One pair of work gloves.
• Unipro Drill Mixer

Items Not Included in the Pack

• Extension pole – available from paint shops or hardware stores
• Patching material for cracks and spalls. If the floor has cracks consider including a Sikadur 33 kit or sikadur 31CFN. For larger voids or damaged areas, Ultra mortar kit is ideal.
• Drill – the supplied mixing paddle connects to standard drills.
• Moisture barrier – if your floor has rising dampness issues consider using Sikafloor 158W.

Recommended Preparation Method

Preparation is the key to achieving a long-lasting epoxy flooring system. We also offer concrete floor grinder and dust extractor hire for customers in Sydney and nearby areas. This allows you to access the professional surface preparation equipment needed to complete the entire epoxy flooring project with the right tools from start to finish.

Diamond grinding is the recommended method for preparing both new and existing concrete substrates prior to applying Sikafloor 264.

The purpose of concrete grinding is to remove flaking paint, sealers and contaminants while opening the pores of the concrete. This allows the first coat of epoxy to penetrate deeply into the substrate and seal the floor.

Recommended Diamond Tooling Grits

• 30 / 40 grit – hard concrete
• 80 grit – soft concrete
• PCD plugs – used to remove flaking paint

After removing old coatings with PCD plugs the surface should be ground with standard grinding shoes to smooth the concrete prior to applying epoxy.

Alternative Preparation Method – Acid Etching

Acid etching can be used as an alternative preparation method. Hydrochloric acid is commonly available from Bunnings, pool supply stores and local hardware stores.

Consumption Coverage Guide

20kg pigmented kit applied using an 11 – 12mm nap roller.

• Area Size – up to 70m²
• First Coat – 20kg
• Second Coat – 20kg
• Recommended Minimum Number of Coats – two coats
• Required Number of Kits – two kits

Application Notes

• Coverage values are provided as a guide only and may vary depending on surface porosity and application technique.
• Additional coats are recommended for floors exposed to heavy traffic.
• The first coat should be thinned by adding 5% – 7% general purpose thinners.
• Slip resistance can be achieved by adding anti-slip media.

Slip Resistance Guide

The anti-slip media supplied with this pack will not pass slip rating testing, if your project requires a specific slip rating, use the chart below as a guide to achieve R or P rated slide resistance floor covering using alternative grit anti-slip media.

• Slip Rating P3 or R10 - Use Boral 30/60 sand, 80 grit Aluminum Oxide
• Slip Rating P4 or R11- Boral 1mm sand, 46 or 30 grit Aluminum Oxide
• Slip Rating P5 or R12 - Boral 1mm sand , 24 grit Aluminum Oxide

Steps to Achieve a Successful Solid Colour Epoxy Flooring System

• Prepare the Substrate

Prepare the substrate thoroughly by diamond grinding or acid etching. Ensure the surface is free from dust, grease, loose particles, paint and moisture. If the floor is subject to rising dampness a moisture barrier primer should be applied before the base coat.

• Repair Cracks and Imperfections

Fill cracks using a two-pack epoxy filler such as Sikadur 31 CFN. For larger cracks or spalls use an epoxy repair mortar. The repair mortar must cure fully before grinding or coating and this typically takes 6 – 8 hours.

• Apply Epoxy Primer

Apply the primer evenly across the floor. General curing time at 20°C is approximately 8 hours, although this may vary depending on temperature and solvent additions.

• Inspect the Surface

Return within 24 hours to remove debris and imperfections. Grind down high sections and patch any low areas. If recoating does not occur within 30 – 36 hours the floor must be lightly sanded using 80 grit sandpaper.

• Apply First Epoxy Coat

Roll the coloured epoxy evenly across the floor from wall to wall. Back rolling towards natural light can help achieve a more uniform finish. Spike shoes can be worn to allow movement across the wet coating. Typical curing time is approximately 8 hours.

• Apply Final Coat

Apply the second coat in the same manner. Do not add thinners to the final coat. Anti-slip media may be added to achieve higher slip resistance.

• Allow the Floor to Cure

- Light foot traffic – after 24 hours

- Vehicle traffic – after 7 days

This curing period allows the epoxy flooring system to reach full strength and durability.

If you are unsure which colour to choose or need help selecting the right epoxy system for your project, our team is here to help. Every garage and workspace is different, and choosing the right colour and coating setup can make a big difference to the final result.

Feel free to give us a call or send us a message and our team will help you choose the most suitable product for your floor. We can also provide a detailed step-by-step installation guide to help make your DIY epoxy flooring project as smooth and successful as possible.

Colour Accuracy Disclaimer: We have taken care to display the most accurate visuals of our products. However, we are not responsible for the colour accuracy of the device you are viewing our swatches on. These variations arise due to different computer monitors and devices (make, model and technology, as well as resolution, contrast and brightness control settings) in much the same way a scan will differ from an original image and a colour photocopy. Furthermore, coatings can exhibit variation in perceived colour depending on gloss level and application method. If you require a very specific colour match, please make your selection via actual swatches and colour boards available at our showroom.

Product Disclaimer: Ensure you read all product, technical and safety data sheets prior to application as liability falls on the applicator. All products must be applied in accordance with manufacturer’s recommended method.