Decorative Flake Epoxy in Fort Worth Cultural District

Common Challenges

• Plain epoxy creates slip and scuff issues

  Smooth, single-coat epoxy can be slippery and shows scuffs, raising safety and conservation concerns in gallery interiors.

• Flake wear and patchy appearance over time

  Insufficient broadcast coverage or thin seal coats lets flakes abrade or detach, producing uneven finishes and costly touch-ups.

• Installation timing can disrupt exhibitions

  Incorrect cure schedules or strong odors can delay openings and interfere with event calendars in museum spaces.

How We Help

• Mechanical grinding and crack repair

  We grind the slab, remove stains, and repair cracks to provide a sound surface for flake broadcast and long-term adhesion.

• Two or more seal coats for durability

  At least two protective seal coats are applied over broadcast flakes to reduce edge lift and limit flake loss under heavy foot traffic.

• Custom flake blends to match palettes

  Choose custom vinyl flake mixes to match gallery color schemes while maintaining texture and slip resistance.

• Climate-controlled cure scheduling

  We plan installs around museum HVAC and event timetables to minimise odor, downtime, and disruption to exhibits.

• Mechanical grinding and crack repair

  We grind the slab, remove stains, and repair cracks to provide a sound surface for flake broadcast and long-term adhesion.

• Two or more seal coats for durability

  At least two protective seal coats are applied over broadcast flakes to reduce edge lift and limit flake loss under heavy foot traffic.

• Custom flake blends to match palettes

  Choose custom vinyl flake mixes to match gallery color schemes while maintaining texture and slip resistance.

• Climate-controlled cure scheduling

  We plan installs around museum HVAC and event timetables to minimise odor, downtime, and disruption to exhibits.