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When it comes to garage floor epoxy preparation methods, you have two options: concrete grinding and acid etching. There is a difference between the two and everyone has an opinion over which is best for certain garage floor epoxy applications. To help you to make the best decision, we have put together information about both types of preparation and their pros and cons.

If you're like many homeowners, you might be considering applying an epoxy coating to your garage floor. This type of flooring protects the concrete underneath from oil stains and adds a special touch that makes your entire garage look cleaner and more polished while adding to its durability.

Garage floors finished in epoxy color flake have a handsome, durable finish that is both long-lasting and affordable. This popular product, referred to as flake, is manufactured by reputable paint companies and is made from a unique blend of vinyl chips and polymer.

Epoxy and polyurethane are the ideal solution to protect your garage floor against stains, damage, chemicals, oils, wear and tear. Both are light reflective, easy to clean, and long lasting. Each has their own advantages depending on the application. So which one should you use fr your Boise area garage floor?

When it comes to choosing your garage floor coating, there’s certainly a number of viable options available for your Boise area home.

If your garage is more than just a parking spot for your vehicle or an extra storage area, you can add a bit of luxury and durability to it with an epoxy floor.

It’s not uncommon to hear about garage floor epoxy paint flaking soon after applying it. Sometimes it looks great initially and then, suddenly, a year down the road the paint bubbles and peels away. It’s perhaps the greatest frustration of homeowners, and it begs the question, is epoxy paint defective or was it applied incorrectly?

Epoxy paint is a versatile coating that protects surfaces and provides a stylish look. Below are four different ways to use epoxy paint on a variety of surfaces.

In Boise, temperatures can reach up to 110 degrees during the peak of summer. Many people have the question, how does heat affect my garage floor epoxy paint? Idaho Epoxy Pros has the answer for you.

Your garage floor can be revolutionized with any color and style of garage floor epoxy you select. The hard part, is what epoxy paint to select. Whether you want the traditional garage floor or cutting edge design for your garage floor epoxy, the Idaho Epoxy Pros are here to help you decide.