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Garage Floor Coating
Full flake broadcast with a polyaspartic top coat. Hot-tire resistant, chemical resistant, and it won't go amber under an Oklahoma summer.
From $6.50 / sq ft
Diamond-ground, flake-broadcast, polyaspartic top coat. Most garages go down in a day and you're parking on it the next morning.
Garage and shop floors you can see yourself in
Every system starts the same way: grind the slab. Coatings never fail on top. They fail underneath.
Full flake broadcast with a polyaspartic top coat. Hot-tire resistant, chemical resistant, and it won't go amber under an Oklahoma summer.
Pigment moved with a squeegee and a torch. Every floor comes out one of one — showrooms, salons, retail, and the occasional very nice garage.
Ground and densified from 400 up to 3000 grit. No coating at all — just the slab you already own, made reflective and sealed inside itself.
Urethane cement and industrial epoxy for wash-down bays and forklift traffic. Non-slip aggregate wherever people actually walk.
Diamond grind to open the profile, cracks chased and filled, control joints treated properly. This is the reason the coating is still down in year eight.
Textured slip-resistant coatings outside, high-gloss inside. Same preparation, different top coat, very different feel underfoot.
The latest floor, shot the morning after the top coat cured. Same garage door reflected in every photo we take — that's not a filter, that's the product.
No filters and no compositing. That's the ceiling you're looking at, in the floor.
The coating is four hours of the job. The concrete underneath it is the other six.
Mechanical profile on every slab. Acid etching is the number one reason coatings peel off a garage.
Most residential garages: grind in the morning, coat in the afternoon, park on it in twenty-four hours.
Polyaspartic top coats hold their colour under UV. Cheap epoxy turns amber in one Oklahoma summer.
Exactly what the system covers and for how long, on paper, handed to you at the end.
Trey Kastner coated his own garage in 2017 with a kit off the hardware store shelf. It peeled in four months. He did it again with a better kit and it peeled again, faster. The third time he rented a grinder and took the slab down to bare concrete first. That floor is still down today.
That's the entire business: the prep is the product. We diamond-grind every slab, moisture-test it, and we will not roll a coating over a sealed or dusty floor to save two hours on a Tuesday. Mirrorcoat runs two crews out of Midwest City and covers the whole metro.
— Trey Kastner, Mirrorcoat
Send the rough dimensions and a photo of the slab — cracks, oil stains, failing old coating, all of it. We'll price it honestly, including whatever the concrete needs first.
Text us a photo of your slab and we'll tell you what it needs. Quotes are free and we don't sit at your kitchen table for two hours.
(405) 555-0118 quotes@mirrorcoatfloors.com