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Epoxy garage floor
Durable. Beautiful. Built to Last.

Epoxy & Garage Floors

Transform garages, basements, workshops and commercial spaces with durable, professional-grade epoxy floor systems.
Durable Floor Systems
Easy to Maintain
Decorative Options
Choose Your Look

Three Ways to Transform Your Floor

From clean and classic to bold and one-of-a-kind, choose the epoxy system that fits your space and style.

Solid Color Epoxy

Solid Color Epoxy

Clean + Classic

Create a seamless solid-color floor with a clean, professional finished appearance.

  • Uniform finished color
  • Durable coated surface
  • Great for garages and work areas
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Metallic Epoxy

Metallic Epoxy

Bold + One-of-a-Kind

Create dramatic movement, depth and visual dimension with metallic epoxy.

  • Unique on every floor
  • High-end decorative look
  • Great for statement interiors
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Flake Floor System

Flake Floor System

Decorative + Practical

Add decorative color flake for texture, visual coverage and a classic garage-floor appearance.

  • Decorative multicolor look
  • Helps disguise surface variation
  • Popular for garages and shops
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More Than Garages

Built for Hard-Working Spaces

Garages
Basements
Workshops
Commercial Spaces
Utility Rooms
How It Works

A Stronger Floor in Four Steps

1

Prepare

Clean, repair and properly profile the concrete so your coating can bond.

2

Base Coat

Apply the appropriate epoxy coating system according to the product instructions.

3

Add Your Look

Choose solid color, create a metallic effect or broadcast decorative flake.

4

Protect

Complete the system with the recommended protective topcoat.

Build Your Epoxy Floor Project

Calculate Your Complete Floor System

Enter your project size, choose Standard or Extended Work Time Epoxy, select the finished floor you want, and we'll build the estimated system layer by layer.

1

Enter Your Floor Size

Measure the length and width of the concrete area.

Project area 0 sq. ft.
2

Choose Your Epoxy

Choose the epoxy you want used throughout your floor system.

Extended Work Time Epoxy provides additional working time for larger floors, metallic effects and detailed installations.

3

Choose Your Floor System

Select the finished appearance you want.

Select a floor system to see the required coating layers.
4

Customize Your Floor System

Select the colors used in each layer of your floor.

The base-coat epoxy kits receive the selected Solid Color Epoxy Pigment.

Liquid Nebula is added only to the epoxy kits calculated for the metallic coat.

The epoxy base coat is tinted with your selected Solid Color Epoxy Pigment before broadcasting flake.

5

Will the Floor Receive Sunlight?

Epoxy exposed to sunlight must receive a UV-protective topcoat.

UV Topcoat Required
Choose Matte Urethane, High Gloss Urethane or Polyaspartic below.
6

Choose Your Protective Topcoat

Select additional protection and your desired finished sheen.

If the floor receives sunlight, a UV-protective topcoat is required.

Your Epoxy Project Shopping List

The calculator separates the base coat, decorative coat and protective layers so you know what each product is for.

Enter your project dimensions and choose your epoxy system to build your shopping list.
Coverage is an estimate and varies with concrete condition, porosity, surface profile, application thickness, broadcast rate and installation technique. Always review the current Technical Data Sheet before installation.
Preparing concrete for epoxy
The Most Important Step

Proper Prep Makes the Floor

Epoxy is only as strong as the surface underneath it. Concrete must be clean, sound and properly prepared before a coating system is applied.

Clean & Degrease Remove oils, grease, dirt and contaminants that could interfere with adhesion.
Remove Existing Coatings Existing paint, sealer or failing coatings may need to be removed before recoating.
Profile the Concrete Proper mechanical or product-specific preparation creates the surface profile required by your coating system.
Repair Before Coating Address cracks, damaged areas and surface defects before beginning the coating process.
Application Tools

Get the Job Done Right

Professional-looking epoxy floors start with proper preparation, accurate mixing and the right application tools.

Concrete Prep
Mixing Tools
Squeegees
Spiked Shoes
Rollers & Covers
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Have Questions?

Epoxy Floor Help

Review the basics below, then consult the current Technical Data Sheet for the exact products used in your system.

How important is surface preparation?

Surface preparation is one of the most important parts of a successful epoxy installation. The concrete must be clean, sound and prepared according to the requirements of the coating system being installed.

Can epoxy be applied over old paint or sealer?

Existing coatings must be evaluated before applying a new system. Loose, failing or incompatible coatings may need to be completely removed before the concrete is recoated.

What is the difference between solid epoxy and metallic epoxy?

Solid-color epoxy creates a more uniform finished appearance. Metallic epoxy creates movement, depth and variation, so each finished floor develops its own unique look.

What does decorative flake do?

Decorative flake adds color variation and visual texture to a coated floor and is especially popular in garages, workshops and utility spaces.

Do epoxy floors need a topcoat?

The required coating layers depend on the specific system being installed. Follow the Technical Data Sheet for each product to determine the correct base coat, decorative layer and protective topcoat.