Faqs

Epoxy flooring is incredibly tough and long-lasting. It is easy to clean, hygienic, and seamless, leaving no cracks for bacteria, mould, or dirt to hide in. 

Epoxy works perfectly in spaces that need durability and easy cleaning, including:

• Garages
• Entertainment areas
• Pool surrounds
• Workshops
• Schools
• Commercial kitchens and bars
• Bakeries
• Cool rooms
• Carparks

Epoxy floors are low-maintenance. Simply mop weekly with water and occasionally a mild soap to keep dirt, dust, and spills under control. 

Peeling usually happens when the floor is not prepped properly or the surface is damp or dirty before coating. As epoxy floor specialists, we often sand the affected area and reapply the coat correctly. 

Small cracks can be filled with a matching epoxy filler. For bigger cracks, our professionals sand the area and apply a fresh epoxy layer to ensure it bonds well. 

Bubbling usually happens when air gets trapped during mixing or if the surface is not completely clean or dry before applying the epoxy. We recommend lightly sanding the affected spots and applying a careful touch-up coat to restore a smooth, flawless finish.

Use warm water and a soft mop or cloth. For stubborn stains, a mild dish soap or gentle cleaner works wonders without damaging the surface. 

A sticky or soft finish can occur when the epoxy does not fully cure, often due to incorrect mixing ratios, low temperatures, or high humidity during installation. Once properly cured, the floor will feel hard and durable. In such cases, a professional inspection can identify the cause and guide the right solution.

Epoxy can be a bit slippery when wet, but adding an anti-slip additive during application keeps it safe, especially in garages or around pools. 

Yellowing usually happens if the epoxy is exposed to strong sunlight or UV for long periods. Using a UV-resistant topcoat can prevent this over time.