Steve, I used to work in the resin coating industry on sales,
technical and project work.  Firstly avoid the DIY products sold
through the retail outlets and as already concluded go for an epoxy or
polyurethane 2 pack (base and activator) resin.  Poly's are more
expensive but are less brittle therefore don't break the coating if
you drop any heavy tools.  As you have already concluded I would stay
with epoxy for a domestic garage - I used this and it is fine.  The
best products (and most expensive are from Thortex (now part of 3M
Scotchkote), a good and reasonably priced product is from resin
surfaces ltd, www.resinsurfaces.co.uk ( I have no ties but could
probably get you a good discount as I do know the people).  As in most
coatings, there is no substitute for good preparation and the approach
depends upon flatness, level of contamination (oils etc) is there an
existing coating, surface latence etc.  Most domestic floors have a
low density shuttered finish which readily powders on the surface.  If
not prepared correctly the coating absorbs readily in to this and you
can get aeriation bubbles from the escapoing air while the product
cures. Let me know the condition of your floor and if you want any
help with product closer to the time and will be happy to help.

As you stated, best to do it in the summer as shouldn't apply below
about 7 deg C as most won't cure properly and at low temps cure rtimes
are considerably extended.
Nigel

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