Transform Your Floors with Epoxy Floor Coating in Castle Rock, CO

Our Process for Epoxy Floor Coating:

1. Inspecting and Cleaning

• Clear the floor of any furniture, debris, or other obstacles.
• Sweep or vacuum the floor thoroughly to remove any loose dirt and dust.
• Use a degreaser or cleaner to remove any stains or spots on the floor.

2. Patching and Repairing

• Inspect the floor for any cracks, holes, or other damage.
• Use a concrete patching compound to fill in any cracks or holes.
• Smooth out the surface of the patching compound with a trowel or putty knife.

3. Grinding and Etching

• Use a diamond grinder or shot blaster to rough up the surface of the floor.
• This will help the epoxy coating adhere better to the surface.
• Use an acid etching solution to further prepare the surface of the floor.

4. Priming

• Apply a primer to the floor to help the epoxy coating bond to the surface.
• Use a roller or brush to apply the primer evenly.
• Allow the primer to dry completely before applying the epoxy coating.

5. The First Coat of Epoxy

• Using a squeegee or roller, apply the first coat of epoxy coating to the prepared surface.
• If any small dents or microscopic holes are found, we fill and level those during the initial coating.
• Allow the primer to dry completely before applying the 2nd epoxy coating, typically 24 hours.

6. The Second Coat of Epoxy

• Once completely dry, the first coat needs to be lightly sanded to remove any roller/squeegee lines, and to create a bondable surface for the 2nd coat.
• The surface is then thoroughly cleaned of all dust, debris, etc and the area is sealed off.
• Using a squeegee or roller, we apply the second coat of epoxy coating to the prepared surface.
• In most cases, floors will be completed with 2 coats of epoxy. In some less common cases, where the floor was in particularly rough shape to begin with, an additional coat or coats may be necessary.