Every system,
side by side

Six ways to finish a floor. One way to prep it. Compare looks, best uses and tradeoffs, then let us confirm the right fit at your estimate.

Showroom look · Interior or garage · Custom colors

Swirled, marbled, three-dimensional. A metallic floor is worked by hand while it is wet, so no two come out the same.

Most popular · Hides dirt · Textured grip

The classic garage floor, done right. Vinyl flakes are broadcast into the base coat until the floor is covered, then locked under a clear topcoat.

Slip resistant · Commercial grade · Seamless

Colored quartz sand broadcast into resin makes a dense, textured floor that stands up to foot traffic, water and cleaning.

Spec review · Safety striping · Planned around your hours

From fire stations to showrooms. We spec the system to the traffic, chemicals and schedule your business actually has.

UV stable · Faster return to service · Patios and lanais

Florida sun is hard on coatings. Polyaspartic topcoats are chosen for UV stability and a faster return to service than standard epoxy.

Diamond grinding · Crack repair · Coating removal

Most coating failures start before the first coat goes down. Prep is where a floor is won or lost.

Swatches are illustrative renderings. We bring physical samples to every estimate.

Comparison

Which floor fits which space

System	Look	Best for	Texture	Watch out for
Flake / chip	Speckled, granite-like, many blends	Garages, shops, laundry rooms	Light to medium, adjustable	Sun-exposed areas need a UV-stable topcoat
Metallic	Marbled, 3D, one of a kind	Show garages, gyms, interiors, retail	Smooth, anti-slip optional	Dark colors show dust and fine scratches
Quartz	Dense speckle, seamless	Commercial kitchens, restrooms, wet areas	Medium to heavy grip	Heavier texture takes more effort to mop
Polyaspartic	Clear topcoat over flake or quartz	Sunny garages, patios, lanais, quick turnarounds	Matches the base system	Needs an experienced crew; fast working time
Commercial	Solid color, flake, quartz or metallic	Warehouses, bays, showrooms, stations	Spec'd to the use	Moisture testing and scheduling up front
Prep & repair	The part you don't see	Every coating, failed coatings, damaged slabs	Coating-ready profile	Some structural cracks can come back

Not sure? The Floor Finder asks five quick questions and recommends a system.

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