Metallic epoxy is an art finish. Pigmented epoxy is poured and manipulated across the floor to create movement: marble veins, lava flows, ocean swirls. Under a high-gloss topcoat it has real depth, and no two floors ever come out the same.

It is the showpiece floor for garages, basements, showrooms, salons, and living areas. It is also a real floor: the concrete is ground and repaired first, and a clear topcoat protects the finish.

How we do it

Every job follows the same 3 steps, in this order.

  • Pick the palette

    Two or three metallic pigments, plus a base color. We show photos of past floors and work from there.

  • Pour and work it

    The metallic coat is poured, then worked by hand to create the pattern. This is the slow, skilled part.

  • Gloss topcoat

    A clear polyaspartic or urethane topcoat seals the pattern and gives the wet look.

From the job

What it looks like finished.

These are finished floors from our own jobs, photographed on site.

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Black and silver metallic floor, mid-installation
Questions

About metallic floors.

Metallic garage floor

“it truly looks like a seamless slab of high-end, polished marble.”

Harry MerkinGoogle review, 3 months ago
Can I choose the pattern?

You choose the colors and the general effect. The exact pattern comes from the pour, which is what makes it one of a kind.

Is metallic durable enough for a garage?

Yes. Under a durable clear topcoat, metallic is a look, not a weaker floor. It does show dust and scuffs more than flake.

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Ready for a metallic floor that lasts?

Tell us about the space. We come out, lay real samples on your concrete, and give you a straight answer on scope and schedule.

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