How Metallic Epoxy Floors Are Made
The slab is ground and repaired, then primed and given a solid colour base. Pigmented resin is poured over that base and worked with rollers, trowels and air to form the pattern. No two floors come out the same.
A hard, clear topcoat goes on last to guard the finish against scratches.
Choosing Colours For Metallic Epoxy Floors
Silver, charcoal, copper, gold and deep blue are common picks, and two or three can be blended in one floor. Samples travel with us to the floor check so you can compare them in the room itself.
Where A Metallic Finish Works Best
Metallic floors suit indoor rooms that stay at a steady temperature. Finished basements, home bars, offices and shops are ideal. For garages, we usually steer people toward flakes or a solid colour, since grit and hot tires wear decorative finishes faster.
Metallic epoxy floors in Kingston typically cost $8 to $13 a square foot.
Shops And Studios Use Floors To Make An Impression
Boutiques, salons and design studios use metallic epoxy floors to make a strong first impression. The floor becomes part of the decor, and it still cleans like any other coated surface.
We can match the pigments to your brand colours or the finishes in the room.
A Glossy Floor Needs Gentle Cleaning
Metallic epoxy floors need gentle care. Sweep or dust-mop often, because grit is what dulls a glossy surface. Use felt pads under chair legs and furniture. A pH-neutral cleaner keeps the shine without leaving a film.
If the topcoat wears dull in a busy path after some years, it can be lightly sanded and recoated without redoing the pattern underneath.