Four stages, one continuous pour.
Epoxy only performs if the sequence is right. This is the discipline behind every LuxeBond floor — the same on a single garage bay or a 60,000 sq ft plant.
Grind & Prep
Diamond-grinding opens the concrete pore structure so the bond becomes mechanical, not just adhesive.
Repair & Prime
Cracks, spalling, and moisture points are corrected before a moisture-blocking primer is applied.
Pour & Design
Your chosen system — flake, metallic, quartz, or solid — is hand-poured and worked while the resin is live.
Seal & Cure
A UV-stable topcoat locks in the finish and gloss, cured to full chemical resistance in 5–7 days.
Concrete is not a floor. It's a canvas.
Every LuxeBond project starts by reading the slab — its age, moisture, cracks, and history. The concrete tells us which system it will hold, and for how long. We never pour on a surface we haven't earned.
The bond is mechanical, not hopeful.
Diamond-grinding opens the pore structure so resin locks into the concrete rather than sitting on top of it. This single step is the difference between a floor that peels in two years and one that outlives the building.
Resin has a clock. We respect it.
Once catalyzed, the material is alive for minutes, not hours. Flake, metallic, quartz, or solid — the design has to be worked while it flows. That's why our crews move as one, and why we never over-book a pour day.
Gloss is earned in the cure.
A UV-stable topcoat seals the finish and locks the sheen. We let chemistry finish the job: full hardness and chemical resistance land in five to seven days, not the moment we leave.
