Full-flake epoxy:
The most widely used coating is full-flake epoxy flooring, which is slip- and shock-resistant. They are a nice addition to your garage because they are far less abrasive than concrete.
Metallic epoxy:
Metallic epoxy floor covers create unique and recognizable patterns by combining metallic powders in a variety of metallic colors with clear epoxy. This method allows you to create a one-of-a-kind piece of art for your home out of your garage floor.
It may be tempting to try applying the coating yourself or to hire a painter who also does flooring, but doing so includes a risk that can be avoided by dealing with a flooring expert.
Application of an epoxy floor coating requires meticulous planning, technical and chemical know-how, and a strong eye for detail. You can be sure that a professional is using the proper equipment and supplies by hiring them. Low-solids formulations, which are easier to stir and apply but less durable, are commonly used in DIY kits sold at hardware stores.
You want to be certain that your investment in new garage floors will be one you’ll be delighted with. Take a look at what one Scottsdale, Illinois homeowner who hired Kauffman Garage Door Repair to install an epoxy floor coating project said about the experience.