A one-of-a-kind floor with the look of marble, lava or moving water, hand-worked into the resin while it is still wet.
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Metallic epoxy flooring in Fontana gives a garage, home gym, office or showroom a floor nobody else has. Metallic pigments are mixed into clear epoxy and moved by hand while the resin is wet, creating depth and swirls that catch the light. Each floor is unique, and it sits on the same ground, repaired slab as any of our coatings.
A metallic epoxy install starts with grinding and patching the concrete until it is smooth and flat. Metallic floors are glossy and reflective, so any dip, crack or patch underneath can show through.
A dark or tinted base coat goes down first. Then the metallic layer is poured, spread and worked with rollers, brushes and sometimes a leaf blower or solvent spray to move the pigment into the pattern you chose.
After it cures, a clear topcoat protects the design. For garages that get sun, a UV-stable topcoat keeps the colors from yellowing.
A car collection or a garage you entertain in deserves a floor that looks as good as what is parked on it.
A seamless, glossy floor makes a converted garage feel like a real room of the house.
Metallic floors give a lobby or showroom a high-end look without grout lines to clean.
A sealed floor handles hair, product spills and daily mopping with ease.
Over a sound slab, a metallic coating can replace flooring that keeps wearing out.
No two metallic floors come out the same, so yours will be one of a kind.
Metallic floors show slab flaws because they are mirror-glossy and the pigment flows toward low spots while it is wet. A dip in the concrete collects more pigment and shows up as a darker patch, and cracks can print through as lines.
That is why prep on a metallic floor goes further than on a flake floor. Cracks are filled and ground flat, high spots are ground down, and sometimes a skim coat is used to even the surface before the color goes down.
Flake floors hide most of these problems with texture. Metallic floors do the opposite, so a careful prep step is what separates a great metallic floor from a blotchy one.
The cost of metallic epoxy flooring depends on the size of the room, how flat the slab is, and how complex the design will be. A single-color swirl is simpler to lay out than a multi-color pattern with veining.
Slab leveling and crack repair are the biggest variables, because metallic floors need a smoother base than other coatings. The choice of topcoat and any anti-slip additive also changes the quote.
We look at the space and show you color samples during a free on-site estimate. Call (909) 550-6756 or send a request from the metallic floor estimate page.
Both are full epoxy systems over ground concrete. They are built for different goals.
| Metallic epoxy | Full flake | |
|---|---|---|
| Look | Glossy, marbled, one of a kind | Speckled, uniform |
| Hides dust and tire marks | Shows more | Hides very well |
| Slab prep needed | Very flat surface required | Standard grind and repair |
| Slip resistance | Smooth unless grit is added | Light texture from flakes |
| Best for | Showrooms, gyms, offices, display garages | Daily-driver garages, workshops |
If the floor will see daily parking, dusty boots and kids’ bikes, a full flake garage floor is easier to live with. If the space is a showpiece, metallic is hard to beat.
A metallic epoxy floor is smooth and glossy, so it can be slippery when wet. A fine clear grit can be added to the topcoat for better grip without hiding the design.
You choose the colors and the general style, such as marble, lava or ocean-like swirls. The exact pattern forms as the pigment moves in the wet resin, so every metallic floor is unique.
A metallic epoxy floor can show fine scratches like any glossy surface, mostly from dragged grit. A hard topcoat, entry mats and furniture pads keep it looking new for years.
Metallic epoxy works in a garage, especially one used for display cars or as a gym. Use a UV-stable topcoat if the door is often open, and expect it to show dust more than a flake floor.
Call for a free on-site estimate. We check how flat the slab is, bring color samples and leave a written quote.
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