A solid-color system is ideal when the floor must look controlled, professional, and consistent. It can be installed as a smooth commercial finish, a textured safety finish, a high-build industrial epoxy, or a UV-stable system for appropriate exposed conditions. Color zoning can identify work areas, pedestrian routes, storage zones, safety boundaries, and brand-specific areas. The final appearance and performance are determined by the complete layer stack and preparation process.
Prepped and stable concrete foundation, repaired with polyurea.
Epoxy, polyurea, polyurethane or urethane primer, with a moisture membrane if required.
Epoxy, polyurea, polyurethane or urethane basecoat.
Aliphatic, urethane or polyurethane topcoat, with aluminum oxide or quartz added for traction.
A smooth, uniform finish in a custom color, with no grout lines or seams to trap dirt.
Film thickness and resin chemistry are specified to the traffic the floor will actually carry.
Stain-resistant and simple to clean, with no waxing or resealing cycle.
An aliphatic topcoat keeps the color stable in sunlit interiors and exterior areas.
Aggregate can be added to the topcoat for reliable traction in wet or busy areas.
Quick setup minimizes downtime, so the space returns to service sooner.
Handles the moisture load of a South Florida slab when the right primer or vapor barrier is specified.
Resists oils, grease, and the cleaning chemicals used in workshops and light commercial spaces.
Meets sustainable building requirements without giving up durability.
