Full-flake epoxy:
The most common coating, full-flake epoxy flooring, is slip- and shock-resistant. Because they are far less abrasive than concrete, they make a nice accent to your garage.
Metallic epoxy:
Metallic epoxy floor covers create unique and recognizable patterns by combining several metallic powder colors with clear epoxy. You can turn your garage floor into a one-of-a-kind piece of art for your home by employing this approach.
Despite the temptation, working with a flooring expert is safer than trying to apply the coating yourself or hiring a painter who also does flooring.
Application of epoxy floor coatings requires meticulous planning, technical and chemical know-how, and close attention to detail. By hiring a pro, you can be sure that they’re using the proper equipment and supplies. Many of the DIY kits found in hardware stores use formulas with lower solids, which are easier to stir and apply but have shorter shelf lives.
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