Epoxy Ultra Flake Flooring Perth

We help the customer select a base colour and decorative flake blend suited to the property.

A lighter blend may help a garage appear brighter, while medium and darker blends may provide a more industrial or understated appearance. The most suitable option depends on personal preference, lighting, surrounding colours and the intended use of the space.

Where required, we remove existing paint, adhesives, coatings or other materials that may interfere with adhesion.

The removal method depends on the product, thickness and bond of the existing material. Some floors require more extensive preparation than others, particularly when multiple coatings have previously been applied.

Mechanical concrete grinding is one of the most important stages of the installation.

Grinding removes surface contaminants, weak laitance and unsuitable existing material, while creating a profile for the coating system. It also exposes hidden defects that may not have been visible during the initial inspection.

Applying epoxy to a smooth, sealed or contaminated surface without proper preparation may increase the risk of adhesion failure.

Our experience in concrete grinding and surface preparation enables us to treat the entire floor as a complete system rather than treating the coating as a simple decorative layer.

After preparation, cracks, holes, and damaged sections are assessed and repaired where practical. Coating a floor doesn't make the concrete indestructible; cracks may reflect through if the slab moves. Structural movement can't always be permanently prevented by surface repairs. We inform customers of visible limitations before installation for informed decisions.

Make sure to remove dust and loose particles before applying the coating. Take your time to clean the floor thoroughly, and double-check that the surface is perfectly prepared for the next step. Paying attention to these details now helps ensure that dust, debris, and contamination don't get trapped in the flooring system later, it's all about setting a strong foundation for a smooth finish!

Begin by applying a compatible primer or coloured base coat to your prepared concrete, following the system you’ve chosen. It’s important to mix and apply the coating carefully, taking into account the right working conditions. Things like temperature, humidity, the condition of the floor, and how long the product needs to cure can all affect the timing and success of your installation. Paying attention to these details helps ensure everything turns out just right!

The chosen decorative flakes are broadcast across the wet coating. For a full broadcast system, flakes are applied until the base coat is fully covered. This creates the dense decorative pattern associated with ultra flake flooring.

Consistent distribution requires experience and care. Uneven broadcasting may create visible patches or colour variations across the completed floor.

Once the coating has cured sufficiently, excess flakes are removed. The surface may then be scraped, levelled and vacuumed in preparation for the protective finish.

This stage helps control the final texture and remove loose material before the topcoat is applied.

A compatible protective topcoat is carefully applied over the decorative flakes. This topcoat helps seal in the flakes, enhances the overall look, and provides a durable surface for your floor to enjoy. The best finish choice depends on where the floor is, how much traffic it gets, the texture you want, and how exposed it will be. If additional traction is important, we can add a suitable additive after discussing the right balance between grip and ease of cleaning.

The floor must cure before foot traffic, furniture, equipment, or vehicles are allowed. Curing times vary with coating system, weather, and site conditions. We provide specific instructions to prevent premature use.