Garage floor coatings are designed for protection, durability, and appearance, but they are not made to level a floor. Polyaspartic and epoxy systems are thin-mil applications that follow the existing contours of the concrete.

Why Garage Floor Coatings Cannot Level Concrete

• They are not self-leveling compounds
  
• They are applied at only a few mils thick
  
• They cannot fill dips, slopes, or drainage channels
  

Self-leveling concrete is often not recommended under coatings because it can:

• Fail due to low adhesion
  
• Crack under freeze–thaw conditions
  
• Delaminate from the original slab
  

Are There Alternatives?

For major leveling concerns, we can discuss leveling solutions.  It does come with a high cost to the project and cannot guarantee that everything will turn out perfectly level. 

Leveling is usually unnecessary for garage applications.