FloorClarity Garage Specs

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FloorClarity Garage Specs answers garage-floor questions from what each manufacturer actually published. Ask how much product a floor takes, what the material costs when FloorClarity has verified a price for the exact product, or how two systems compare, and the answer is quoted with the published wording, the source page and the date it was checked. When an answer would need a number nobody published — coverage for a kit that states none, a price whose verification expired, or anything outside the catalog — it says so plainly instead of inventing one. The catalog covers 15 garage floor systems available in the United States and Canada: two-part epoxy and polyaspartic coating kits (Rust-Oleum EpoxyShield, Rust-Oleum RockSolid, ArmorPoxy ArmorClad and Polyaspartic, Epoxy Plus, Valence), interlocking floor tiles (two RaceDeck tile systems, Swisstrax Ribtrax), and roll-out vinyl (G-Floor Levant). Prices are stated only when FloorClarity's verification of the published figure is current; otherwise the tool gives the count and says no verified price is available. Counts are always ranges (never a single 'plan on exactly N'), derived from the published coverage wording with an adjustable waste allowance. Three read-only tools: estimate_coverage_cost (counts and, where verified, material cost), compare_coatings (side-by-side published language for any two of the 15 systems, with no rankings or scores), and list_products (the full catalog with each product's verified-price status and the list of what is deliberately not covered — labor, adhesives, tools, permits, moisture remediation and anything no manufacturer published a figure for). No account is needed. FloorClarity logs which tool was called, whether it succeeded and how long it took, plus the kind of client that called; it does not log your questions, the inputs you enter, or your address. Material figures are read from what each manufacturer publishes. Purchase options live on the FloorClarity product pages the tools cite, not inside the answers. It does not find, review or contact installers.