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Want an epoxy floor that looks smooth, shines bright, and holds up for years? It all starts with proper installation. At Amazing Epoxy, we don’t cut corners — we follow a professional process to make sure your floor is not only beautiful, but built to last.
Here’s how it’s done, step by step.
We begin by assessing the condition of your existing concrete. Any cracks, moisture issues, or uneven spots are flagged early so we can prepare accordingly.
Read how we Repair Cracked cement before applying epoxy.
The floor is thoroughly cleaned to remove oil, dust, and dirt using degreasers and pressure washing. A clean surface is critical for epoxy to properly bond.
We use industrial-grade grinders to open up the concrete’s pores, helping the epoxy soak in and bond at the molecular level. This step also levels out any surface inconsistencies.
Any visible cracks or surface damage is treated with high-strength epoxy or polyurethane fillers, then sanded smooth to ensure a flawless finish.
We apply a primer coat — the base layer that ensures even absorption and maximizes adhesion for the layers to come.
This is where the transformation happens. We apply the chosen epoxy type (solid, flake, metallic, etc.) in even coats. Decorative flakes or pigments are added if selected.
Finally, a clear topcoat is applied to seal, protect, and enhance the surface. Additives like anti-slip grit or UV protectant can be mixed in, depending on your needs.
After installation, the floor needs time to cure (usually 24–72 hours depending on the system). We’ll advise exactly when it’s safe to walk and drive on.
Installing epoxy flooring is more than just pouring resin — it’s about precision and prep. Every layer, every detail, matters.
At Amazing Epoxy, our process ensures that your floor doesn’t just look good on Day 1 — it keeps performing for years.
Want to learn more about what finish is right for your space?
Explore our Epoxy Services and Color Chart.
If you're considering upgrading your garage, basement, or workspace, you’ve probably heard about epoxy flooring.
If you're considering upgrading your garage, basement, or workspace, you’ve probably heard about epoxy flooring.
Whether you're planning to upgrade your garage or bring new life to your basement, epoxy flooring is becoming a favorite among homeowners.
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When you're updating your garage, the first big question is: Should you stick with basic concrete or upgrade to epoxy flooring?
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Epoxy floors aren’t just about durability anymore — they’re about style and personality too. Two of the most popular design options are metallic epoxy and flake epoxy.
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Applying epoxy directly onto a cracked cement floor is like painting over peeling wallpaper — it may look good at first, but it won’t hold up.
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Sometimes, simplicity speaks the loudest. Solid color epoxy coatings offer a modern, streamlined look — without sacrificing strength or durability.
If you’re looking to upgrade an old garage, basement, or shop floor, you might be wondering — can epoxy be applied over aged or worn concrete?
You’ve got your epoxy floor installed — it looks amazing, it’s durable, and you’re loving the new look.
