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Superior Epoxy Coatings installs full flake, solid color, metallic and quartz garage floors with a polyaspartic top coat from Bexar County to Travis County, from San Antonio to Austin.
"I watched Adam's process over a 2-day period and he has a great process from start to finish and he provides a quality product. Anyone who stops by and sees the finished product ask two questions who did the project and what did it cost..."
Superior Epoxy Coatings is a garage floor coating company in Selma, TX. We coat garage floors from Bexar County to Travis County, in Selma, Schertz, Cibolo, New Braunfels, San Antonio, San Marcos, Kyle, Buda and Austin, and garage floors are the job we do most. Adam brings flake samples to the estimate. Flake comes in 1 inch, 1/4 inch, 1/8 inch and 1/16 inch sizes.
Full flake covers the whole floor, and partial flake is a lighter scatter over a solid base. Full flake is our most common garage floor because it hides dirt, debris and flaws in the concrete. Full and partial flake cost about the same, so the choice comes down to the look you want.
A solid color floor uses the same coats as a flake floor, without the flake. A double top coat smooths the surface, with a slight orange peel texture.
Metallic floors have swirls of color and a high-gloss finish that looks close to a mirror. Metallics are done in epoxy, which goes down thicker and lets us build depth into the color. A metallic floor shows footprints more than a flake floor does.
A quartz floor uses a double broadcast of quartz sand. The finish has more texture than flake, close to the urethane cement floors we install in commercial kitchens.
Polyaspartic is our top coat 9 times out of 10. It's UV stable, so it won't yellow, it resists chemicals and it dries to a high gloss. For a matte finish, we add a urethane coat over the polyaspartic, and urethane is the toughest of the three coatings. We use a low VOC, high solids polyaspartic.
We add anti-slip grit to the top coat when you want more grip. We also lay custom designs with logos, borders and multiple colors. For a smooth flake floor, we run a self-leveling epoxy coat over the flake before the top coat.
We coat garage stairs and stem walls, the exposed concrete along the bottom of garage walls. Coating them gives them the same finish as the floor.
Every full system garage floor from Superior Epoxy Coatings goes down in five steps.
Diamond Grinding.
We grind the concrete to take off the worn top layer and open up its pores, the same way you sand wood before you paint it.
Repairs and Cleaning.
We fill cracks, pitting and joints, then clean the floor.
Moisture Vapor Barrier.
We roll on a moisture vapor barrier coat, so the floor doesn't need a moisture test.
Base Coat and Flake.
We lay the base coat and broadcast flake across the whole floor.
Top Coat.
We clear the loose flake and finish with a polyaspartic top coat.
We install the same flake, solid color and metallic systems in workshops, home gyms, laundry rooms, mudrooms, sunrooms, barns and sheds around Selma and Schertz. For a laundry room, Adam usually recommends a solid color floor or stained concrete.
You can stay home while we coat a small room. Grinding is loud, and the rest of the work is quiet.
You can walk on a new garage floor as soon as 2 hours after the top coat, and most people wait a full day.
24 Hours.
Walk on the floor and put light boxes back.
48 Hours.
Restock the whole garage.
72 Hours.
Park your car on it.
Superior Epoxy Coatings is insured, and Adam gives every estimate himself.
Superior Epoxy Coatings installs full flake garage floors in Selma, Schertz, Cibolo and surrounding areas, in colors like Outback, Toffee and Domino.
This garage had a failing coating over a crumbling layer of self-leveling cement. We removed it all down to bare concrete and installed a full flake system with an epoxy base, Outback flake and a polyaspartic top coat.
We installed a full flake system in this 3 car garage with an epoxy base, Toffee flake and a polyaspartic top coat.
We installed a full flake system with an epoxy base, Domino and Silverton flake and a polyaspartic top coat.
Superior Epoxy Coatings coats floors from Bexar County to Travis County, Texas. That covers Selma, San Antonio, Schertz, Cibolo, New Braunfels, San Marcos, Kyle, Buda, Austin and surrounding areas. We travel further for commercial jobs.
We polish, stain and seal concrete floors inside homes and on patios.
We resurface pool decks, patios, driveways and walkways with spray knockdown, stamped and stenciled overlays.
We coat warehouses, auto shops, restaurant kitchens, gyms, retail stores and offices.
About Us
Adam Hollis started Superior Epoxy Coatings in Selma in 2023. He comes out for every estimate and gives you the price himself.
Free Estimates
Adam measures your floor and gives you a price at the estimate. Book your job date that day and save up to 10%.
Call or text (210) 589-6271, or send the form to book your free estimate.
Full flake is the most popular garage floor because it hides dirt and flaws in the concrete. Solid color and metallic are the other common choices. Adam brings samples to the estimate and helps you pick the system that fits how you use the garage.
Not really. Full flake and partial flake cost about the same. The difference is the look: full flake covers the whole floor, and partial flake is a lighter scatter over a solid color base.
Our polyaspartic top coat is very chemical resistant, and the floor wipes clean. For extra durability, we can add a urethane coat over the polyaspartic. Urethane is the strongest of the coatings we use and can be finished matte.
No. Polyaspartic is 100% UV stable, so it won't yellow over time. Epoxy isn't UV stable, which is why we finish garage floors with a polyaspartic top coat.
72 hours. You can walk on the floor and bring back light boxes after 24 hours, and restock the garage after 48 hours. Most people give it a full day before walking on it.
Yes. We run a self-leveling epoxy coat over the flake before the polyaspartic top coat. That fills in the texture and gives the floor a smooth finish.
No. Every full system floor includes a moisture vapor barrier coat, so we don't test for moisture. Moisture coming up through concrete builds pressure that can push a coating loose, and the barrier coat stops that.