Install Proper Metallic Epoxy Flooring

You need a flat clean surface preferable concrete.

Install proper metallic epoxy flooring.

We then apply two separate metallic epoxy colors which will result in a beautiful marble landscape. Then etch the floor with muriatic acid or a masonry cleaner and allow the floor to dry completely for 7 to 10 days. Cosmetically metallic floors are beautiful with the color disbursements three dimensional looks and effects that transpire from install to dry. Time for a floor remodel.

First we apply a primer to the concrete allowing our epoxy to chemically bond with the surface. Make sure you have ground the surface so it can be ready. Prep your floor by grinding or etching. Epoxy plus designer epoxy ep e100 is.

Normally installed as a 3 layer system of contrasting pigmented epoxy primer 100 solids clear epoxy with metallic pigment additive and clear protective topcoat. Leggari products simplifying the industry having. You can change the look of your home office or retail floor by using the metallic epoxy floor system from epoxy plus. To put an epoxy coating on a garage floor first prepare the floor by removing any previous coatings stains or residues so that the epoxy will be able to tightly bond to the surface.

Preparing the substrate preparation of a metallic epoxy floor does not differ much from any other type of epoxy flooring. Pre tinted and metallic epoxy floor coatings expand decorating options especially when it comes to stylish flooring inside and outside living areas. On top of everything installing this black epoxy metallic floor coating system is one of the most cost effective solutions for anybody. The process to install is easy and fun.

When the floor system is applied and the installer s work completed there will still be movement in the product caused by the natural flow of the concrete and the pull of gravity. Easy to apply and endless options for colors and patterns. The price itself is pretty affordable but considering all the advantages it has. Next we apply a colored base coat to compliment the metallic epoxy.

Some epoxy floor coating systems provide colored flakes which are scattered as the second layer of coating is applied to create speckled patterns in the surface.