Gallery Ready
Floors that draw visitors in, pearlescent depth, high-build finish, and UV-stable topcoat suited for museum galleries.
What We Do
Includes surface preparation with concrete grinding, pigment mixing of metallic epoxy, high-build topcoat application, and optional UV-stable formulations for light-exposed interiors.
Application of multi-color metallic mixes with high-build base and protective topcoat for showroom-ready floors.
High-build UV-stable topcoat applied to preserve metallic effects and reduce yellowing in light-exposed interiors.
Why Fort Worth Epoxy Flooring
Poor preparation or the wrong topcoat can cause pearlescent effects to yellow, lift, or appear uneven under gallery lighting.
Galleries with strong lighting or daylight can see metallic pigments yellow or dull if a UV-stable topcoat is omitted.
Incorrect timing or poor coordination can delay exhibits; climate-controlled spaces need phased scheduling to avoid event conflicts.
Uneven concrete, stains, or hairline cracks become visible after metallic pours unless mechanical grinding and targeted repairs are done first.
A 2 mm high-build topcoat provides film thickness that improves abrasion resistance and preserves pearlescent effects in gallery traffic.
UV-stable topcoats and additives slow pigment degradation and maintain color fidelity under strong gallery lighting.
Who We Help
Scenarios below show common needs and how metallic epoxy fits museum, gallery, and event spaces.
Curators who need pearlescent, low-odour installs timed between exhibitions and compatible with climate-controlled galleries.
Gallery owners seeking metallic finishes that show artwork well, resist staining, and require minimal maintenance during openings.
Venue managers who require phased work, dust control, and fast return-to-service to avoid cancelling performances or receptions.
How We Work
A clear, three-step delivery that prioritises surface prep, controlled application, and final inspection to meet gallery standards.
On-site assessment
We inspect concrete, moisture levels, and existing stains, then provide a written scope listing grinding, repairs, and timing for gallery schedules.
Surface preparation
Mechanical grinding, oil-stain removal, and crack repair create a sound profile; dust control measures protect adjacent exhibits and spaces.
Coating and inspection
We mix metallic pigments, apply base and high-build topcoat with UV-stable options, then perform a final inspection and customer sign-off.
Frequently Asked Questions
Practical guidance on cost, durability, risks, and installation timing for gallery and museum settings.
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Who We Are
Fort Worth Epoxy Flooring performs on-site assessments with a written estimate and scope. We deliver epoxy flooring installations that include mechanical grinding, stain removal, primer, base coat, optional flake broadcast, and a protective topcoat.
Our Full StoryWe exist to provide durable epoxy flooring solutions for Fort Worth homeowners and businesses by preparing concrete surfaces and applying multi-layer epoxy systems.
Surface Preparation
Mechanical grinding, crack repair, moisture testing before coating
Transparent Quotes
Written estimates listing materials, layers, and timeline
Scheduled Work
Phased start dates and on-site timelines to limit downtime
Color concrete floors with acid or water-based stains, then seal for durable, variegated finishes.
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Mechanical grinding and targeted crack repair ensure the metallic mix lays flat and avoids visual defects after curing.
We phase work around exhibition schedules and use climate-controlled cure windows to limit venue closures and event disruption.