Start with the surface.
Clear the garage, assess the slab and remove contamination before the coating work begins.
GARAGE EPOXY / PREPARATION / EVERYDAY USE
Built around
your garage.
A clear floor. A coordinated finish. A garage that works as hard as you do. Start with the concrete and choose a coating system for residential vehicle traffic.
Plan your floor
FROM THE DELUXE TEAM
The work beneath
the finish.
Full-height views from the team’s job footage, with the whole floor in frame.
Bring the finish together.
Inspect coverage and detailing, then allow the selected system to cure before returning the garage to use.
Separate views supplied by the team; not a matched before-and-after pair.
A FLOOR FOR REAL LIFE
More than a good look.
Ready for vehicle use.
Select a system rated for residential vehicle traffic and the condition of your slab. The concrete carries the load; the coating provides a protective wearing surface. Return the car only after the specified cure.
Preparation that matters.
Cleaning alone is not always enough. Assess oil contamination, previous sealers, moisture and damage; then prepare the concrete and repair suitable defects with compatible materials.
Quality, layer by layer.
Specify compatible primer, coating and topcoat products for the job. Correct mixing, coverage, installation conditions and cure time are as important as the finish you see.
THE FINISHED FLOOR
Look closer.
Every flake counts.
Decorative flakes create depth and a coordinated color blend. Discuss traction, topcoat and maintenance before selecting the final system.
BENEATH THE SURFACE
Good performance.
Built in layers.
Explore a typical decorative flake coating system, from the prepared slab to the protective finish.
01Protective topcoat＋
The finishing layer is selected for the intended wear, cleaning and exposure. Outdoor systems need appropriate UV stability.
02Decorative finish＋
Flakes add color and texture. Metallic and solid-color floors use a different decorative build-up.
03Resin basecoat＋
A compatible resin layer carries the decorative finish and bonds into the specified system.
04Compatible primer＋
Primer selection depends on the substrate and system, including any required moisture treatment.
05Prepared concrete＋
Inspect moisture, profile the surface and address suitable defects. Existing joints and movement require appropriate detailing.
FROM LIQUID TO FINISH
Prepared carefully.
Applied with purpose.
The transformation starts before the resin is poured. Surface preparation, correct mixing, working time and even coverage all shape the result.
- Assess and prepare the substrate.
- Apply the specified primer and coating.
- Build the decorative finish and topcoat.
- Allow the system to cure before use.
Illustrative AI scene. Installation follows the selected manufacturer’s system.
BEFORE / AFTER · DESIGN SIMULATION
Same space.
A fresh foundation.
Slide to compare bare concrete with a conceptual decorative flake finish. This is an AI visualization, not a completed client project.
MAKE IT YOURS
Your garage.
Your color direction.
Explore the six color directionsGOOD TO KNOW
Your floor. Your questions.
Will the coating stop the concrete from cracking?+
A coating does not prevent structural movement or guarantee a crack-free slab. Existing cracks and joints need assessment; movement in the concrete may show through the finish.
Can I park on it the next day?+
Do not assume so. The coating manufacturer’s vehicle-return time depends on the system and site conditions. Follow the agreed cure schedule before driving, turning tires or placing heavy items on it.
How should I care for the floor?+
Remove grit regularly, clean spills promptly and use the cleaner recommended for the coating. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive methods unless the manufacturer approves them.