Epoxy Floor Coating System
Protect and upgrade concrete floors with our epoxy floor coating system.From raw concrete to a seamless finish— a durable, slip-resistant solution made for garages, basements, and workshops.
Our epoxy floor coating system combines industrial-grade resin with decorative flakes to create a smooth, long-lasting finish. Designed to resist wear, moisture, and stains, it delivers an easy-to-clean surface that keeps your floors strong and polished for years.
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Floor Coating Epoxy—Before & After
Sometimes, a simple change can make all the difference. Slide left and right to see how ordinary concrete turns into a space you’ll love to walk on.
Self Leveling Epoxy Floor Coating
Whether you're just starting out or planning a full project, our epoxy floor coating kits make it simple to achieve professional results.
Epoxy Floor Coating Features
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Features: Floor epoxy resin can serve as a primer, base coat, repair filler, surface coating, and protective top coat, making it suitable for both home and commercial epoxy floor coating applications.
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Eco-Friendly: Designed for safety and performance, this product features an eco-friendly and non-toxic formula.
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Durable: With a solid texture, it withstands foot traffic and friction in daily use, with minimal wear marks and reliable wear resistance.
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Stain-resistant: Thanks to the stain-resistant property of its surface, stains can be easily removed, and daily maintenance can be done without much effort.
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High-gloss finish: High gloss epoxy floor coating Its smooth, self leveling epoxy floor coating finish creates a clean, high-gloss surface.
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Cost-Effective: Bulk purchasing options offer greater cost savings, while long-term durability ensures excellent value for money.
How To Coat Garage Floor Epoxy
With clear instructions and a user-friendly formula, you can achieve professional results with your epoxy floor coating — no experience needed.
Grind & Prepare the Concrete
Remove surface grease and other impurities, repair cracks — the key first step for any epoxy coating for concrete floors.
Apply Epoxy Base Coat
Roll on the mixed epoxy evenly across the floor. The coating begins to self-level, creating a smooth and seamless base layer.
Broadcast Flakes for Texture
Before the epoxy cures, evenly epoxy floor flakes over the surface.Once cured,sweep away any excess flakes.
Seal with Clear Topcoat
Finish with a protective layer using a clear epoxy floor coating to lock in durability and enhance the final gloss.
Grey vs Clear Epoxy Floor Coating Comparison
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| Product Name | Grey Floor Epoxy Resin 3 Gallon | Clear Floor Epoxy Resin 3 Gallon |
| Part A Color | Grey liquid | Colorless transparent |
| Part B Color | Light blue transparent | Colorless transparent |
| Mixing Ratio | 2A : 1B (by volume) | 2A : 1B (by volume) |
| Part A Viscosity (25°C) | 2200 ± 300 mPa·s | 3000 ± 800 mPa·s |
| Part B Viscosity (25°C) | 150 mPa·s | 50 mPa·s |
| Mixed Viscosity (25°C) | 400 ± 200 mPa·s | 400 ± 200 mPa·s |
| Pot Life (100g, 25°C) | 25 ± 5 min | 25 ± 5 min (4–6 hr fast-dry advantage) |
| Coverage | 280–350 g/m² | 280–350 g/m² |
| Cure @ 70°C × 2h (2mm) | Shore D 84 | Shore D 84 |
| Cure @ 27°C × 24h (2mm) | Shore D 81 | Shore D 80 |
| Cure @ 27°C × 48h (2mm) | Shore D 80–84 | Shore D 80–84 |
| Hardness (Shore D) | 82 ± 3 | 82 ± 3 |
| Heat Deflection Temp | 70°C | 70°C |
| Water Absorption | < 0.1% | < 0.1% |
| Part A Density | 1.06 ± 0.05 g/cm³ | 1.06 ± 0.05 g/cm³ |
| Part B Density | 0.95 ± 0.03 g/cm³ | 0.95 ± 0.03 g/cm³ |
| Working Temp | 20–25°C room temp; preheat Part A to 30°C if below 15°C | 22–28°C; low humidity recommended |
| Humidity Limit | Below 85% RH; use heat cure if above | Below 85% RH; moisture resistant |
| Storage Temp | 15–25°C (min 10°C, max 50°C) | 15–25°C (min 10°C, max 50°C) |
| Shelf Life | 6 months (sealed original packaging) | 6 months (sealed original packaging) |
| Freeze Sensitive | Yes | Yes |
| Applications | Garage floors, concrete surfaces, industrial floors | Topcoat, midcoat, basecoat; floor construction; mix colors/aggregates for basecoat |
| Key Advantages | Low viscosity, excellent self-defoaming, no surface shrinkage, high clarity after cure | Fast drying (4–6 hr), moisture resistant, versatile multi-layer use |
| Considerations | Seal lid after use; avoid moisture exposure during cure | Higher price point; shorter working time requires faster application |
Read Our Complete Floor Application Guide
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More Possibilities with Epoxy Floor Coating
For spaces that need a little more personality, options like epoxy floor coating with flakes or a metallic epoxy floor coating add depth and texture — without losing that clean, polished look.from a garage epoxy floor coating to a basement epoxy floor coating,
bringing the same balance of strength and simplicity.
And while flooring is where it begins,the same materials often find their way into other parts of a space.From a simple epoxy resin used in smaller details,to thicker applications like deep pour epoxy for more dimensional work —
each serves its purpose without overcomplicating the process.