The floor of your garage is exposed to intense corrosion and deterioration due to road grime, oils and other auto fluids. Sealing your garage floor reduces dust and makes cleaning and sweeping easier plus of course, keeps your garage looking neat and tidy.

Over the past years the garage has increasingly become an important extension of the house. More and more people remodel their garage giving it a new purpose, for example, transforming it into a home office, a workshop, a music studio and even adding a new room on top of it. If you are the type that needs to have a workshop in your garage and you also want to park your car inside it, you definitely have to install an epoxy flooring ‘G-Floor’.

The garage is a very important part of your house. It is not only the room where you keep your car but it can be used also as a storeroom and in many instances, an office.

In the garage you keep things that you do not use every day or things that you want to dispose of later on.

This article will focus on the improper epoxy flooring application techniques that may well lead to bubbles appearing on the surface of a self-levelling screed. Problems during the installation process can be attributed to a variety of reasons and here are some suggestions to help eliminate some of them: