What Makes Metallic Epoxy Different
Metallic epoxy uses specialized pigments that move and swirl as they cure, creating a three-dimensional, marbled look different from a standard flake or solid-color floor. No two metallic floors turn out exactly alike.
Pigment movement means every metallic floor has a unique pattern.
Built on the same protective epoxy base as our standard coatings.
From subtle earth tones to bold contrasts.
Popular Uses
Showroom Garages
A standout finish for car enthusiasts who want their garage to look as good as what’s parked in it.
Retail & Restaurant Floors
A memorable design element for businesses that want their space to feel distinctive.
Basements & Living Spaces
A statement floor for finished basements, home bars, and entertainment rooms.
Metallic Epoxy FAQs
Can I choose the exact pattern?
The swirling pattern develops naturally during application, so it can’t be fully predicted, but color choice strongly influences the look.
Is metallic epoxy as durable as a standard garage coating?
Yes — it’s built on the same protective base and top coat system, with a decorative metallic layer.
Does metallic epoxy cost more than a standard coating?
Metallic systems are generally a step up in cost due to specialty pigments. We’ll provide exact pricing during your free estimate.
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