Floors2:1 Floor System
The metallic and flood-coat workhorse. Pours glassy, pulls long veins and stays open long enough to work a big room.
24 products and 198 color, size and blend options across six aisles. Order by noon Eastern and it leaves the same or next business day.
2:1, 3:1 and 1:1 kits in 3-gallon units. The three prices every bid starts with.
FloorsThe metallic and flood-coat workhorse. Pours glassy, pulls long veins and stays open long enough to work a big room.
Floors + shopBase coats, flake floors and the rest of the job list. A tight 3:1 mix at the same contractor price.
BartopsCrystal clear, self-leveling, an eighth of an inch per pour. For bars, tables and counters people lean on and stare at.
Gloss, satin and UV-resistant top coats, plus grit for slip resistance.
ClearcoatsWet-look top coat over metallic, flake and solid floors. Adds a sacrificial wear layer you can re-coat later.
ClearcoatsLow-sheen top coat that hides scuffs and dust between cleanings. The choice for shops and commercial floors.
ClearcoatsUV-resistant top coat for sun-struck rooms, showrooms with glass walls and garages with the door up all day.
ClearcoatsFine clear grit that disappears into the top coat and gives boots something to bite.
Metallic powders, ColorShift and liquid pigments.
PigmentsThe pigment that makes a metallic floor move. Mica-based, disperses fast, lays down veins and cells.
PigmentsChameleon pearl that flips color as you walk past it. Two colors in one jar, both of them loud.
PigmentsConcentrated epoxy-compatible color for solid floors, base coats under metallics and tinting flake systems.
Vinyl flake blends by the pound or the case, plus solvent-safe glitter.
Flake & glitterVinyl flake for full broadcast and partial broadcast floors. Buy the pound to sample, the case to work.
Flake & glitterSolvent-safe polyester glitter that keeps its shape and sparkle inside epoxy. Salons, bars, kids' rooms, showrooms.
Squeegees, T-bars, spiked rollers, spike shoes, gauge rakes, paddles and buckets.
Spreading toolsMeters coating to an even film. Pick the notch by the mils you are chasing, then back-roll.
Spreading toolsStraight blade for skim coats, pulling excess and working clear over flake.
Spreading toolsLays metallic and clear down smooth with no squeegee lines. The finishing pass on glass-look floors.
Spreading tools
Spreading toolsKnocks out air and levels self-leveling coats and flood coats before they skin over.
Spreading toolsWalk the wet coat to work edges, broadcast flake and back-roll without leaving footprints.
Spreading toolsSet the pins, pull the material, get the same thickness wall to wall. Built for Sand Coat and self-levelers.
Spreading toolsShed-free covers for back-rolling epoxy and clearcoat, and frames that stay square.
Spreading toolsDrill paddles that fold A into B without whipping in air, and buckets with the lines printed where you need them.
Spreading toolsOne box, one crew, one floor: squeegee, spiked roller, spike shoes, paddle, covers and gloves.
Spreading toolsSpreaders, foam brushes, mixing cups, sticks, tape, gloves and a heat gun for chasing bubbles.
Sand Coat for spalls, low spots and slabs that need rebuilding.
RepairSand-filled epoxy for spalls, pop-outs, low spots and tired slabs. Fill it, level it, coat right over it.
Nothing matches that. Try a color, a tool or a ratio, or ask the pro desk.