Quartz flooring is a decorative epoxy system made by broadcasting colored quartz sand into a resin base coat until it reaches full or partial coverage, then sealing it with one or more clear topcoats. It is common in showrooms, kitchens, and commercial spaces that want a textured, slip resistant finish. How Quartz Flooring Is Installed […]

Polished concrete is a floor finish created by mechanically grinding a concrete slab with progressively finer diamond abrasives until it reaches a smooth, glossy surface. It can be left as an exposed aggregate look or ground shallow to keep the original surface cream intact. How the Polishing Process Works Contractors typically start with coarse metal […]

100% solids epoxy is a coating that contains no solvents or water as carriers, meaning nearly everything in the can ends up on the floor after it cures. That gives it a much thicker dry film build per coat than water based or solvent based epoxy. Why Solids Content Matters The solids percentage tells you […]

A polyaspartic coating is a fast curing aliphatic polyurea topcoat used to protect and finish concrete floors. It is prized in the coatings industry for curing in hours instead of days, which lets installers finish a garage or commercial floor in a single day. Why Polyaspartic Coatings Cure So Fast Polyaspartic resins react quickly with […]

Epoxy resin is a two part coating made of a resin and a hardener that chemically react and cure into a hard, durable plastic. In flooring, mixing the two components starts a reaction that turns a liquid coating into a seamless, tough surface bonded to concrete. How Epoxy Resin Cures Once mixed, epoxy resin goes […]

A metallic epoxy floor uses metallic pigments manipulated while wet to create a glossy, three-dimensional, marbled look.

A full broadcast system is a flake or quartz flooring method where the color chips are spread to full coverage across the wet base coat.