
Metallic epoxy is the only floor finish that looks different every time light hits it. Reflective mica pigments suspended in a clear 100%-solids epoxy create depth, movement, and dimension that mimics polished marble, molten lava, deep ocean water, or swirling galaxy patterns — entirely custom to your space. No two metallic floors are ever identical. We've installed metallic systems in luxury homes, dental offices, salons, showrooms, and restaurants across Gainesville and Alachua County for over a decade.
Typical investment: $9–$14 per sq ft installed
No shortcuts. Every step matters for a floor that lasts 15-20 years.
We mechanically diamond-grind your concrete to a CSP-3 profile, opening the pores so epoxy bonds permanently. This is the single most important step — skipped by every cheap competitor, and the reason their floors peel within 2 years.
All cracks, pits, spalls, and control joints are routed and filled with a flexible polyurea repair compound, then re-ground flush so the finished floor is glass-smooth.
Florida concrete pushes moisture vapor 24/7. We apply a 100%-solids moisture-mitigating epoxy primer that bonds the system together and prevents osmotic blistering.
Your chosen color basecoat goes down at 12–15 mils, then we broadcast decorative chips, quartz, or metallic pigments to refusal while the coating is still wet.
We finish with two coats of high-build polyaspartic topcoat for UV stability, abrasion resistance, and a deep, wet-look gloss that lasts a decade or more.
Extremely. You pick the base color, two or three accent metallic pigments, and we discuss the pattern direction (cloud, river, marble vein). We can also mock up samples on test boards before installation.
No — the visible gloss is from a 20-mil polyaspartic topcoat rated for commercial traffic. The metallic pigments are protected beneath that armor layer.
Yes, and it's one of our most popular requests. Just know the wow-factor floor is best with a clean garage — pigments show every drop on a glossy mirror surface.
3-4 days total. The hand-pour layer alone takes 4-6 hours of careful artistic work depending on square footage.
No. The mica pigments are inorganic and the polyaspartic topcoat is UV-stable. Indoor installations look identical at year 10 as on day one.
Metallic systems run $9-$14 per sq ft installed vs. $5-$8 for standard flake. The premium reflects the artistry, pigment cost, and slower install pace.