Stain resistant
Oil, coolant and spills wipe up instead of soaking in.
Epoxy floor coatings · Western Sydney
Epoxy flooring in Western Sydney
A seamless, glossy, hard-wearing floor that sweeps clean in seconds. We prepare the slab properly with diamond grinding and crack repair, then lay a full epoxy system in the finish you choose.
- Best for
- Garages, workshops, laundries, commercial
- Typical time
- 2–4 days for a home garage
- Systems
- Flake · Quartz · Grip · Metallic · Solid
- Care
- Sweep & mop, that’s it
Why it works
Why epoxy beats bare concrete
No more concrete dust
Sealing the slab stops the fine dust that tracks into the house.
Brighter space
A gloss surface reflects light, so garages and workshops feel bigger and brighter.
Tough
Built for car tyres, toolboxes and daily foot traffic.
Seamless
One continuous surface, no grout lines to collect dirt.
Real finish choice
Seven systems and 50+ colours and blends, from subtle flake to show-stopping metallic.
The difference
Epoxy flooring vs “garage floor paint”
Not all epoxy is equal. One-pack “epoxy-look” paints from the hardware store are thin and often peel under hot tyres. A professional epoxy system is a multi-coat, two-part resin applied over a mechanically prepared slab. The preparation is what makes it last.
We diamond-grind every floor to open up the surface so the epoxy can bond into it, repair cracks and joints, then build up the system in coats. That’s the part you don’t see, and the part that decides whether a floor lasts.
How we do it
Our epoxy process
For a typical garage floor:
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Concrete grinding
We clear the space with you, then diamond-grind the slab and vacuum the dust.
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Repair cracks, chips and joints, and check the slab for moisture issues.
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Apply the epoxy base coat in your chosen colour.
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Broadcast flake, quartz or work in metallic pigments (depending on the system).
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Apply clear epoxy topcoats for depth, gloss and protection.
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Hand over with cure times and simple care instructions.
Systems & blends
Seven systems. 50+ blends. One that suits you.
From hard-working flake to one-off metallic. Try them in the Design Studio, then see real samples at your measure.
Open the Design Studio
Ultra Flake
Full-broadcast decorative flake over a tinted base. Our most popular garage finish.
6 options · Garages, laundries, workshops
Hyper Flake
Finer, denser flake blend with a stone-like look.
9 options · Garages, showrooms, entries
Grip Finish
Textured, slip-resistant topcoat for wet or high-traffic zones.
6 options · Ramps, wash bays, commercial kitchens
Quartz Shield
Coloured quartz aggregate locked in epoxy. Very hard-wearing.
6 options · Commercial, food & industrial
Plain Epoxy
Solid-colour gloss coat. Clean, bright and budget friendly.
10 options · Warehouses, storerooms, plant rooms
Glitter
Holographic and metallic glitter blends for a floor that catches light.
8 options · Feature garages, salons, retail
Metallic
Pearlescent pigments worked by hand, so no two floors are the same.
11 options · Showrooms, homes, man caves
Proof
Recent epoxy projects
Gallery
More of our epoxy floors
How it works
Four steps. No surprises.
You’ll always know what’s happening, when, and when you can use the surface again.
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Free measure & quote
We check the slab, measure up and bring real colour and pattern samples. You get a clear written quote.
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Preparation
Pressure cleaning or diamond grinding, crack and spall repair, masking. The part that decides how long it lasts.
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Apply the system
Base coats, colour, flake or stencil pattern, applied in the right conditions at the right thickness.
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Seal & hand over
Protective sealer, then a walk-through of cure times and simple care so it stays looking new.
FAQs
Epoxy flooring: your questions answered
Can’t see your question? Ask us directly, we’re happy to help.
How long does an epoxy floor take?
Most home garages take 2–4 days including prep, coats and cure time between them. Foot traffic is usually fine after about a day and cars after several days. We’ll confirm for your system.
Is epoxy flooring slippery?
A smooth gloss finish can be slippery when wet. Flake and quartz finishes add texture, and our Grip Finish adds a slip-resistant topcoat for ramps, wash bays and wet areas.
Will hot tyres lift the epoxy?
Hot-tyre pick-up is a common problem with thin garage paints. A properly bonded, multi-coat epoxy system over a ground slab is far more resistant.
Can you epoxy over existing paint or coating?
Usually the old coating needs to be ground off so the new system bonds to the concrete. We’ll check what’s there at the measure.
Does epoxy yellow in the sun?
Some epoxies can amber with UV exposure, which is why we choose the topcoat to suit the space, especially garages that get direct afternoon sun with the door open.
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Free quote
Let’s look at your concrete.
Tell us a little about the job and we’ll arrange a free on-site measure and quote. Prefer to talk? Call Ray directly.
- Free on-site measure & colour samples
- Most homes done in 1–5 days
- Proper prep: grinding, crack repair, sealing