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Metallic Epoxy

What Is Metallic Epoxy?

Metallic epoxy is our specialty and the most requested service at Epoxify. We focus heavily on this system because we believe in the industry, and the results consistently prove its value. Metallic epoxy has grown rapidly in popularity over the past decade due to the level of visual impact and durability it delivers for the cost. Epoxy itself is a two-part chemical system made up of resin and hardener. When mixed, the molecules cross-link, heat is released, and the liquid gradually cures into a strong, durable surface.

After preparation, a metallic epoxy system begins with a low-viscosity epoxy or epoxy primer used as a base coat, most commonly tinted black. When applied correctly, this base coat bonds directly to mechanically ground concrete and acts as a critical bonding layer between the slab and the subsequent epoxy layers. The body coat follows, consisting of 100 percent epoxy resin and hardener. Metallic pigments, either powdered dyes or specialized mica powders, are then introduced to create the design layer. The design is fully hand-manipulated using specific tools and techniques, resulting in a completely one-of-one finish. The system is completed with a protective topcoat, typically clear polyurethane or polyaspartic.

Metallic epoxy is highly customizable, allowing control over color selection up to four colors with two to three recommended, design style such as cloudy or flowing patterns, depth level, and finish ranging from matte to high gloss. It is commonly chosen by homeowners and commercial or industrial spaces where an upgraded floor can enhance the overall environment, such as automotive shops or showrooms. Pricing generally ranges from $11 to $15 per square foot, and most projects take 2 to 5 days, with 3 days being the most common.

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Flake Epoxy

What Is Flake Epoxy?

Flake epoxy flooring is a performance driven system designed for spaces that require durability, safety, and a clean finished look with minimal ongoing upkeep. Rather than acting as a simple surface coating, flake epoxy creates a fully sealed floor that protects from moisture, chemicals, and long term wear. The flake layer produces a consistent multi layered appearance that stays uniform over time, making it especially effective in high traffic residential and commercial environments. Industry data shows flake epoxy systems reduce visible wear by over forty percent compared to solid color coatings, which helps maintain a cleaner appearance for longer periods.

From a performance standpoint, flake epoxy strengthens the underlying structure instead of simply covering it. The system cures into a bonded layer that distributes weight and impact more evenly, reducing damage from repeated traffic and daily use. The textured surface improves slip resistance while still remaining easy to clean with basic maintenance. The installation process is efficient and structured. Day one focuses on preparation and base application. Day two is used for flake broadcast and refinement. Day three is reserved for sealing and final protection when required. Most flake epoxy projects are completed within two to three days.

Flake epoxy is known for its long service life and overall cost efficiency. In residential settings, these floors often last ten to fifteen years before any refresh is needed, while commercial installations commonly remain in use for over a decade. Pricing typically ranges from seven to ten dollars per square foot depending on size, layout, and finish selection. An added benefit is improved light reflection compared to unfinished flooring, which can make garages and workspaces feel brighter without additional lighting. If damage occurs, individual areas can usually be repaired without replacing the entire floor, making flake epoxy a practical long term flooring option.

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Solid Epoxy

What Is Solid Epoxy?

Solid epoxy flooring is a clean, uniform coating system designed for spaces where durability, simplicity, and a modern appearance are the priority. Unlike decorative systems that rely on patterns or texture, solid epoxy creates a smooth, continuous surface with a consistent color throughout the entire space. This makes it ideal for environments where cleanliness, visibility, and ease of maintenance matter. Solid epoxy is commonly used in garages, workshops, commercial units, storage areas, and industrial spaces where function comes before decoration.

At its core, solid epoxy is a two part system made from epoxy resin and hardener. When combined, the materials chemically react and cure into a dense, non porous surface that bonds directly to the prepared substrate. This bond is what gives solid epoxy its strength. Once cured, the floor resists moisture penetration, chemical spills, and surface abrasion far better than paint or bare concrete. Because there are no flakes or design layers, the finish remains sleek and minimal, which many clients prefer for professional or industrial settings.

Solid epoxy is valued for its efficiency, durability, and cost effectiveness. The installation process is straightforward and controlled. Day one is dedicated to preparation and base application. Day two is used for curing and additional coats when required. Day three may be used for sealing depending on the system selected. Most solid epoxy projects are completed within two to three days. Pricing typically ranges from five to eight dollars per square foot depending on size, condition, and finish choice. With proper care, solid epoxy floors commonly last ten years or more, making them a reliable long term flooring solution.