By now you know that metallic epoxy flooring has an aesthetic appeal unlike any other flooring option. The mica pigments added to clear epoxy are designed to be dispersed in a variety of binders to produce a unique three-dimensional appearance with the color or colors showing through. When these pigments become agitated with a paintbrush…
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Metallic epoxy floor coatings are low-yellowing traditional high-performance resinous systems enhanced with tiny, sparkling metallic pigments manipulated with different installation techniques to create three dimensional, swirling patterns similar to marble. They are ideal for both residential and commercial applications in areas where aesthetic value is as important as durability and ease of care. Elite Epoxy…
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Metallic epoxy flooring coatings are similar to traditional high-performance resinous systems made to resemble a marble floor. In other words, tiny, almost glitter-like pigments are mixed into an epoxy resin and then poured onto the floor or substrate. When these pigments become agitated with a paintbrush or roller, they gather, separate, twist and turn to…
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Metallic epoxy flooring coatings are similar to traditional high-performance resinous systems made to resemble a marble floor. In other words, tiny, almost glitter-like pigments are mixed into an epoxy resin and then poured onto the floor or substrate. When these pigments become agitated with a paintbrush or roller, they gather, separate, twist and turn to…
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Metallic epoxy flooring is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also has many other advantages over floor paint and Do-It-Yourself kits, which are notoriously difficult to prep and install. Also, mats and tiles trap dirt and germs underneath them. The benefits of using a professional like Elite Epoxy Floors has advantages the consumer may not know…
Read More Metallic epoxy flooring coatings are similar to traditional high-performance resinous systems made to resemble a marble floor. Tiny, almost glitter-like pigments are mixed into an epoxy resin and then poured onto the floor or substrate. When these pigments become agitated with a paintbrush or roller, they gather, separate, twist and turn to reflect light at…
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