A statement floor without grout lines.
Metallic epoxy is chosen when a client wants the floor to become part of the interior design. It can create soft cloudy movement, black-vein Calacatta looks, pearl finishes, smoky grey movement or warm neutral tones.
The result depends on preparation.
Metallic floors show more detail than plain coatings, so preparation matters. PASI Resin checks cracks, moisture, old adhesive, skirting edges and surface flatness before recommending a system.
Best spaces for metallic epoxy.
Lounges, kitchens, bedrooms, salons, boutiques, offices and reception areas can use metallic epoxy when the room needs a premium seamless finish.
Metallic epoxy choices.
- White smoke and pearl finishes for clean interiors.
- Black vein Calacatta for bold modern rooms.
- Grey cloud and silver drift for softer neutral designs.
- Custom references for clients with a specific look in mind.
Is metallic epoxy the same as tiles?
No. Metallic epoxy is a seamless resin surface, while tiles have grout lines and individual pieces.
Can metallic epoxy look like marble?
Yes. It can create marble-style movement, but every pour is naturally unique and will not be a perfect copy of stone.
Is metallic epoxy suitable for garages?
It can be used, but flake epoxy is usually more practical for garages and workshops.
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