No two metallic floors are ever identical.
1. Single-Tone vs. Multi-Tone Design.
Single-color systems create a subtle, elegant visual with natural shade shifts created by the flow of epoxy. This delivers a liquid-metal look that works exceptionally well in modern homes, retail showrooms, and offices.
2. Two-Tone Accent System.
Combining a primary base color with a complimentary accent color creates dramatic contrast with depth.
3. Three Colors.
Adding a third color can create incredible, marble-like veining, but it increases the risk of over-mixing. If colors blend too much while wet, they lose definition and turn into a muted, uniform color.
4. The Power of the Base Coat Color.
Metallic pigments are semi-translucent, meaning the background color beneath the metallic layer directly impacts the final color tone. A black primer or base coat absorbs light and provides maximum depth, making metallic colors pop with intensity. A light base coat reflects light back up through the metallic layer, which is ideal for a realistic white marble effect.
Executing a flawless metallic floor requires high-grade pigments, long-pot-life epoxies, and the right tools. At Division 03 Supply, we carry premium metallic coating supplies tailored for North Carolina contractors.