High-Gloss Finish Epoxy
In Charlotte, NC
Our High-Gloss Epoxy Finish delivers a glass-like mirror sheen that amplifies natural and overhead lighting up to 300%. Formulated with ultra-clear aliphatic resins, it resists micro-scratching, chemical etching, and tire marks while creating an undeniably luxurious focal point.
Why Choose Our High-Gloss Finish Epoxy System?
Formulated with industrial grade 100% solids resins for maximum resistance against abrasion, chemicals, impact, and UV exposure.
Deep, liquid-like mirror
Deep, liquid-like mirror shine with 95%+ optical light reflectivity
Drastically brightens dim
Drastically brightens dim garages, basements, and commercial spaces
Non-yellowing clear coat
Non-yellowing clear coat formulation protected against UV degradation
Glass-smooth surface prevents
Glass-smooth surface prevents dirt accumulation for effortless cleaning
Ideal companion for
Ideal companion for Metallic Epoxy, Solid Color, and Polished systems
Ideal Applications For This System
Recommended spaces and floor types suited for High-Gloss Finish Epoxy:
Witness The Transformation. From Worn Out to Showroom Gloss.
Drag the interactive slider below to see how our industrial diamond grinding, polymer crack stitching, and high-performance polyaspartic coats transform neglected concrete slabs with speed and precision.
AFTER: Soares Polyaspartic System
BEFORE: Cracked & Stained Concrete20+ Designer Colors. Physical Samples at Every Estimate.
We bring physical color boards and liquid metallic samples directly to your home or facility. Choose your color in your actual lighting conditions.
Industrial Slate Grey
High-build 100% solids single-tone medium grey with a clean, showroom-ready monolithic shine.
High-Gloss Industrial Light Grey
Ultra-bright seamless solid light grey epoxy engineered for maximum light reflectivity and high-traffic corporate and commercial facilities.
Can't Decide on a Color? We Bring Them All!
Our flooring consultants carry high-resolution physical sample boards of every single solid color, metallic mica pigment, and quartz finish during your free on-site consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions. Everything You Need to Know.
Get direct, honest answers regarding pricing, cure times, diamond preparation, and our 12-month warranty.
Our high-performance polyaspartic and epoxy installations are engineered for rapid turnaround without sacrificing surface prep quality. You can walk on the floor in sock feet in just hours, and park your vehicles back inside in 24 to 48 hours depending on humidity and system specs. Traditional DIY epoxy takes up to a week, which is why our commercial-grade systems are the preferred choice for busy homeowners.
DIY hardware store epoxy kits are water-based paints that only coat the surface, leading to hot-tire peeling within 6 to 12 months. Soares Epoxy installs 100% solids industrial polyaspartic that is 4x stronger than standard epoxy, penetrates deep into the concrete pores via diamond mechanical grinding, and is 100% UV-stable so it will never yellow or delaminate.
Cost typically ranges from $5.50 to $8.50 per square foot for a complete multi-layer polyaspartic system, depending on slab condition, crack repairs needed, and total square footage. A standard 2-car garage (400-500 sq ft) generally ranges between $2,400 and $3,800 with all diamond prep, crack repairs, high-wear protective coats, and 12-month warranty included. We provide 100% free on-site estimates with exact pricing.
No! Hot-tire pickup occurs when soft DIY paints melt and bond to hot tires as the car cools. Our industrial polyaspartic systems have a heat tolerance exceeding 300°F and a cross-linked chemical bond that cannot be pulled up by tires. We back this with our 12-Month Adhesion Guarantee.
Surface preparation is 90% of a floor’s longevity. We never use weak acid etching. Instead, we use heavy industrial planetary diamond grinders connected to HEPA dust extractors to open the concrete pores to a Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) 2-3 standard. We then fill all cracks and divots with high-strength structural epoxy mortar before applying the base coat.