About Epoxy

Epoxy floor coatings are commonly used for commercial and industrial flooring.

Epoxy coatings are normally applied over concrete floors to provide a high-performance, smooth, and durable surface that can last many years and withstand heavy loads.

Many industrial sites, warehouses, and commercial buildings rely on epoxy floors to maintain clean and safe conditions for workers, equipment, and inventory.

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Epoxy Floor Coating Preparation

An epoxy coating requires a clean and slightly porous surface to adhere properly. Epoxy may not bond to sealed or polished concrete. The concrete also must be fully cured. Before apply epoxy floor coating, we patch and repair all major cracks and chips in the concrete surface and to remove all grease.
Before applying an epoxy coating, we make sure that the temperature is suitable. Unfavorable temperatures can cause the epoxy to bubble and peel.

Epoxy Primer Formulas

Depending on the product being applied, we may need to apply an epoxy primer and finisher coat. The primer is applied just like paint and is allowed to settle for several hours before the epoxy goes on. To apply the primer, we cover the floor with a thin layer of water, then spread the primer with a roller pin on a pole, spreading it out in a thin layer over the entire floor. We let the primer dry, then apply a second coat. The finisher is applied in the same manner as the primer but without the water layer.

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Creates a shiny high-gloss surface that can significantly increase the brightness of interior areas
Offers a hard-wearing durable surface able to withstand heavy and continuous traffic
Quick and easy to install, requiring no layout, cutting additional adhesives, or special tools or equipment
Durable and easy to clean
Ideal for warehouses and industrial applications Resists oil stains and water
Creates a seamless surface that can last many years
Can be combined with paints and colors to mask off chips
and cracks
Provides a chemically resistant surface ideal for manufacturing plants
Offers enhanced safety when the surface contains anti-slip additives
Can be applied in different patterns to create visible driveways and/or identify walkable areas
Prevents wear and tear on existing concrete floors
May be compatible with self-leveling products that can be applied over new or old concrete, depending on the product
Requires little or no major maintenance