Garage floor tiles or 2K coating

Don't forget to buy the appropriate hardener for it. Note that the EP must be mixed very precisely, if necessary with a scale. And EP hardly smells, yet it is very toxic, harmful to the skin, gloves and a disposable suit are mandatory. Once cured, however, it is harmless and you could lick it off.

Thank you again! I will report back on the result.

Perhaps for the sake of completeness, there is also concrete paint. It costs a fraction of 2K, but doesn’t last as long. However, it might be an option for the beginning.

Yes, that works for basements, but he wants it drivable, there it fails.

When it comes to salt, that's the limit. Otherwise, it's fine. It depends on the region.

So our garage is tiled... with regular floor tiles from the hardware store... of course a bit more slip-resistant and not smooth. Nothing has broken so far from driving in (C4 Grand Picasso 7-seater). Even in winter I have never slipped there... so I can't complain.

We tiled the garage ourselves 30 years ago with acid-resistant tiles. To this day, none have cracked or broken. However, with acquaintances, about 10 tiles have certainly cracked in the area of the driving lane. I think the tiles must lie firmly in the adhesive and there must be no hollow spaces underneath. Nevertheless, I like the coating much better, but that was not offered to us back then.