Epoxy flooring is a durable and protective synthetic coating created by mixing an epoxy resin with a... Epoxy flooring is a durable and protective synthetic coating created by mixing an epoxy resin with a hardener, which creates a chemical reaction to form a rigid, high-strength plastic material. It is applied over substrates like concrete to provide a seamless, long-lasting, and customizable surface for industrial, commercial, and residential use. This video demonstrates the process of applying epoxy flooring to a garage floor, including preparing the surface and mixing the epoxy: Key characteristics Composition: Made of a resin and a hardener, which are mixed to create a chemical bond. Application: It is typically applied over a concrete floor to form a strong, protective, and durable layer. Properties: Offers superior durability, chemical resistance, and longevity compared to traditional options. It is also scratch and impact-resistant. Appearance: Can be customized with various colors, metallic effects, and decorative flakes to mimic materials like wood or marble. Function: Safeguards the underlying concrete from stains, moisture, grease, and wear and tear. Common uses Industrial and commercial: Foun d in factories, warehouses, laboratories, and commercial spaces due to its heavy-duty performance, chemical resistance, and safety benefits. Residential: Increasingly popular for garages and basements where a waterproof, durable, and attractive floor i s desired.