Epoxy Garage Flooring

3D epoxy is one of the most unique styles of garage floor epoxy that we offer. This flooring system used a graphic underlay of your choice applied over an epoxy primer and finished with a thick, bright coat of epoxy. This provides the feeling of depth to the image that no vinyl decal could ever achieve!

Whether you’re looking to update your garage flooring for your workshop or plan to store your vehicle and want a showroom quality floor, there are many benefits with epoxy garage floors. One of the top benefits is, of course, the complete customization of your flooring. You can choose a metallic epoxy that creates a luxurious shine or a decorative flake that has added safety in mind. Your garage floor can be made in many different colors and designs to go with the rest of your home decor or even just show your personality. When it comes to safety, epoxy flooring is a top contender. Epoxy floors are fire-resistant, and with the help of anti-slip additives can also be slip-resistant. These floors are also easily maintained, which is essential for your garage. A simple dust mop or broom will easily clean dirt, dust, and anything else your garage might hold. Garage floor epoxy is also known for being stain resistant. This is important in an area that is notorious for spills! No matter the spill, whether its motor oil or gasoline, it is easily cleaned without harming your garage floor. There are many benefits to garage floor epoxy, and it is an excellent investment in your home.

The first step in installing your garage epoxy flooring is preparing the concrete surface. The major part of preparation is making sure all minor cracks are repaired so that the epoxy will go on smoothly. This may include using specially formulated epoxy crack filler to get the job done. The next step is to sand down the surface. Sanding is the crucial step of the process because it will determine how the epoxy bonds to the concrete. The most popular way to do this is by a diamond wheel blade on a grinder to ensure the concrete becomes porous enough to absorb the epoxy for a superior bond. Once all cracks are repaired, and the cement has been ground down, the slab will need to be thoroughly cleaned. Once it is clean, a coat of epoxy primer is laid to ensure a strong bond. As soon as the primer is dried, the epoxy coating is immediately installed. A minimum of 4 coats are usually applied, and only after the third or fourth coat can any customization be made, such as flakes. After this, the epoxy flooring must cure for at least 72 hours before a topcoat sealer can be applied.