Con-Treat DIY
Garage Coatings
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Water Based Epoxy
From: $143.00Water Based EpoxyIdeal for- Garage & Factory Floors
- Epoxy Flake Base coat
- Food Processing Areas
From: $143.00VIEW PRODUCT -
Epoxy Flake Chips
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Spiked Shoes – Economy
$96.00 -
Water Based Concrete Sealer-Coloured
$245.00Water Based Concrete Sealer-ColouredIdeal for- Stencilled & Stamped Concrete
- Plain & Exposed Concrete
- Natural Stone
$245.00VIEW PRODUCT -
Water Based Concrete Sealer
$158.00Water Based Concrete SealerIdeal for- Stencilled & Stamped Concrete
- Plain & Exposed Concrete
- Natural Stone
$158.00VIEW PRODUCT -
Polyurethane Coating
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Epoxy Flake Flooring KIT – 10sqm Basecoat/Flake/Topcoat
From: $309.00Epoxy Flake Flooring KIT – 10sqm Basecoat/Flake/TopcoatIdeal for- Residential Garages
- Interior Floors
- Warehouse Floors
From: $309.00VIEW PRODUCT -
Garage Floor Paint
$293.00
CONTREAT Water Based Garage Flooring systems are designed to transform bare concrete into a durable, easy-to-maintain surface that stands up to everyday garage use.
Ideal for DIY and trade applications, these low-VOC, water-based coatings are safer to use and easy to apply, with excellent adhesion to properly prepared concrete. Choose from clear or coloured finishes, with optional slip resistance for added safety.
Whether you’re upgrading a home garage, workshop, or storage space, CONTREAT garage flooring solutions provide long-lasting protection and a finish you’ll be proud of.
Use our Product Finder to choose the right system for your garage.
How Much Does Epoxy Garage Floor Coating Cost in Australia?
The cost of an epoxy garage floor comes down to one main decision: doing it yourself with a Con-Treat product kit, or having it installed by a professional.
DIY (Product Cost Only)
Our Epoxy Flake Flooring Kit covers 10m² from $309 — including basecoat, flake and topcoat, ideal for a single garage bay or smaller area.
Professional Installation
Building companies typically quote up to $13 per square foot for professional epoxy installation — around $5,000 for a two-car garage, including labour.
Going DIY can save thousands on labour, provided you’re comfortable with surface preparation and application. Not sure which route makes sense for your garage? Our DIY vs Professional Epoxy Flooring guide breaks down the trade-offs in detail.
Compare Our DIY Garage Coating Products
| Product | Best For | Finish | Starting Price |
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| Epoxy Flake Flooring Kit (10sqm) | Decorative, high-durability garage floors | Coloured flake, glossy topcoat | From $309 |
| Water Based Epoxy | Eco-conscious garage & factory floors | Customisable colour | From $140 |
| Polyurethane Coating | Interior, warehouse & garage topcoats | Smooth, scuff-resistant gloss | From $132 |
| Garage Floor Paint | Garages, driveways, exterior areas | Durable painted finish | $295 |
| Water Based Concrete Sealer | Stencilled, exposed & natural stone finishes | Clear or coloured | From $155 |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to epoxy a garage floor?
DIY product kits start from around $31/m² (our 10m² Epoxy Flake Flooring Kit is $309), while professional installation typically costs up to $140/m² (around $5,000 for a two-car garage) once labour is included.
Can I apply epoxy garage floor coating myself?
Yes — most of our epoxy products are designed for confident DIYers, provided the surface is properly prepared beforehand. If you run into issues part-way through, send us photos and our team can help troubleshoot.
How long does epoxy garage flooring last?
When properly applied, epoxy garage floor coatings can last up to 20 years without cracking or peeling.
Do I need to prepare the concrete before applying epoxy?
Yes — the area must be completely clean and properly prepared before application. Skipping this step is the most common cause of coating failure.
What’s the difference between epoxy and polyurethane coatings?
Epoxy forms the durable base layer of your garage floor system, while our Polyurethane Coating is typically used as a topcoat — adding a scuff-resistant, glossy finish over an epoxy flake system rather than being used alone.