Quartz Epoxy

Indoor Quartz Sand Epoxy Self-Leveling Garage Floor Kit

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$249.00
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Color: Marble Grey

Marble Grey
Desert Grey
Black
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Quartz Epoxy Pro's Indoor Quartz Sand Epoxy Floor Kit combines a resin floor coating with decorative quartz aggregate for a textured garage and interior concrete floor appearance. Select Marble Grey, Desert Grey, or Black.

Choose your color

  • Marble Grey
  • Desert Grey
  • Black

Before ordering

Review the chosen variant, kit contents, required preparation, and expected application thickness. Material requirements vary with surface condition and installation method. Confirm coverage and mixing instructions using the current technical data.

Installation considerations

Concrete must be properly prepared and suitable for coating. Moisture conditions, surface profile, temperature, and correct mixing are important to successful installation. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for application, ventilation, personal protection, and curing.

Finish and maintenance

The decorative quartz system produces a textured finish. Slip resistance varies with aggregate texture, finishing method, contaminants, and wet conditions. Clean according to the product's maintenance instructions and verify any required topcoat separately.

Not paint. Not a coating. A permanent floor system.

Most garage floor products you see at hardware stores are 1-part acrylic or latex epoxy paints. They look like epoxy, they're marketed like epoxy, but they sit on top of concrete without a true chemical bond. Hot tire pickup, oil spills, and foot traffic degrade them within 1โ€“3 years.

Our system is a true 2-part bisphenol A epoxy resin that chemically cross-links with the concrete surface on a molecular level. It doesn't just sit on top โ€” it bonds into the concrete profile. That's why it lasts 10โ€“20 years under conditions that destroy paint-based coatings in a season.

Quartz Sand Epoxy vs. Everything Else

Epoxy Paint
  • โŒ 1-part system
  • โŒ No chemical bond
  • โŒ Peels from hot tires
  • โŒ 1โ€“3 year lifespan
  • โŒ No texture or grip
  • โŒ Looks dull at year 2
Polyurea / Polyaspartic
  • โš ๏ธ Requires primer coat
  • โš ๏ธ 15โ€“30 min pot life
  • โš ๏ธ Expensive per sq ft
  • โš ๏ธ Hard to DIY correctly
  • โœ“ Fast cure time
  • โœ“ UV stable (clear coat)
Quartz Sand Epoxy (Ours)
  • โœ… True 2-part system
  • โœ… Chemical concrete bond
  • โœ… Quartz texture + grip
  • โœ… 10โ€“20 yr lifespan
  • โœ… DIY-ready kit format
  • โœ… $2.49/sq ft value

Why the quartz aggregate makes all the difference

The silica quartz sand isn't just decorative. When it embeds into the wet epoxy, it:

  • โ—Adds hardness and impact resistance that plain epoxy can't achieve alone
  • โ—Creates a natural non-slip texture โ€” safer than smooth epoxy or polished concrete
  • โ—Prevents micro-cracking from thermal expansion and contraction cycles
  • โ—Gives the floor its signature stone-like depth and texture that paint can never replicate
$2.49
per sq ft โ€” your total cost
vs. $8โ€“$15/sq ft for a professional install
10โ€“20 yrs
typical lifespan with proper prep
vs. 1โ€“3 yrs for epoxy paint products
Coverage per kitUp to 100 sq ft (15% buffer recommended)
Walk-on time~24 hours after application
Full cure time72 hours at 68ยฐF (20ยฐC) or above
Pot life after mixing20โ€“30 minutes (temperature dependent)
Minimum application temp41ยฐF (5ยฐC)
Relative humidityBelow 65% RH
Water exposureAvoid for 7 days after application
Heavy traffic / loadsAvoid for at least 5 days
Resin chemistry2-part bisphenol A epoxy (CAS 25068-38-6)
Application methodSelf-leveling โ€” pour, squeegee, de-foam roller
Suitable forResidential, Commercial, Industrial interiors
AggregateQuartz silica sand (broadcast and embed method)
Abrasion resistanceExcellent (quartz-silica reinforced)
Chemical resistanceHigh โ€” oils, solvents, cleaners
Slip resistanceModerate to high (textured quartz surface)
Base formula24% epoxy resin, 12% curing agent, 59% fillers
1
Surface Preparation (Most Important Step)

Clean thoroughly โ€” remove all grease, oil, dust, and contaminants with a concrete degreaser. Repair cracks and holes. Grind or shot-blast the surface to open the pores and create a mechanical profile for bonding. A properly prepped floor bonds for 20+ years. A rushed prep fails in 12โ€“18 months regardless of product quality.

โฑ 2โ€“4 Hours
2
Primer (Recommended for Older Concrete)

Apply primer to porous or previously coated surfaces. Primer fills micro-pores, dramatically improves adhesion, and prevents off-gassing bubbles. Allow full cure before proceeding. Especially important on concrete older than 5 years.

โฑ Per product label
3
Mix Part A + Part B

Combine at the exact ratio on the label using a drill and paddle mixer. Mix thoroughly for 2โ€“3 minutes โ€” unmixed streaks will not cure correctly. You have 20โ€“30 minutes of working time (pot life). Work in manageable sections for larger floors.

โฑ 20โ€“30 min per kit
4
Pour, Spread, and De-Foam

Pour the mixed epoxy onto the floor and spread with a 22" squeegee to achieve an even layer. Immediately follow with a spiked de-foaming roller โ€” pass over the surface multiple times in overlapping rows to release trapped air bubbles and embed the quartz aggregate.

โฑ 30โ€“60 min per area
5
Cure and Enjoy

Allow to cure in a dry, ventilated space. Walkable in ~24 hours, light use after 48 hours, full cure at 72 hours (68ยฐF+). Avoid water for 7 days, heavy loads for 5 days. After full cure, your floor is chemical-resistant, easy to clean, and built to last decades.

โฑ Walkable in 24 Hrs