Hello Capt. Chambers. We would like to, but All Garage Floors is an informational website only. We suggest contacting one of the vendors that sponsor our site. Here are some of them. Legacy Industrial, EpoxyMaster, ArmorGarage, and ArmorPoxy. They all carry metallic epoxy.

-Capt James “Draggin” Chambers

Hi Brad. There are a multitude of color combos you can choose. It all depends on the vendor you purchase from or the garage flooring contractor you hire. Typically, two colors are the most that are combined. However, there are exceptions. Something to keep in mind is that metallics really show the dust and dirt due the extreme gloss. The darker the colors, the worst it is. This usually isn’t an issue for floors indoors that just see foot traffic, but for a garage where cars are pulled in and out and dust is easily let in from the large door, constant cleaning with a dust mop is the norm.

Hi Greg. I would not know if they did anything incorrectly without knowing exactly what products were applied. What I can tell you is that metallic epoxy, especially the darker colors, will show every bit of dust and dirt that gets tracked onto the floor due to the very glossy and dark surface. If applied properly with a commercial quality clear coat, metallic epoxy coatings will not scratch any more than a non metallic commercial quality coating. However, any little scratch in the surface of a metallic coating is going to show much more than a non-metallic coating for the reasons stated above. All coatings will develop small scratches, but most are hard to see because of the neutral tan and gray colors combined with the color flakes. I would suggest using a hard floor chair mat to prevent the small scratches that the chair is creating.