Architectural interior with a luminous silver epoxy floor

Our Process

Built on precision.
Finished to last.

A successful epoxy floor begins long before the final finish is applied. From initial assessment through preparation, application, curing, and handover, every stage is approached with care and precision.

The Capital Epoxy Process

Every layer matters.

Our process is designed around proper preparation, controlled application, and careful finishing. Each stage builds on the one before it to create a surface that looks considered, performs consistently, and is ready for its intended environment.

From First Review to Final Handover

A controlled sequence.

Eight connected stages. One considered result.

  1. Consultation and site assessment presentation with material samples, plans, and a measured concrete space

    Step 01

    Consultation & Site Assessment

    We begin by understanding the space, intended use, design direction, and existing substrate. The site is reviewed so the appropriate preparation and flooring system can be planned before work begins.

  2. Surface preparation study showing clean, profiled, and system-ready substrate

    Step 02

    Surface Preparation

    The existing surface is prepared to create the proper foundation for adhesion. Depending on site conditions, preparation may include grinding, cleaning, removal of contaminants, and opening the concrete profile.

  3. Repairs and profiling study showing a repaired, leveled, and refined joint

    Step 03

    Repairs & Profiling

    Cracks, joints, damaged areas, and visible imperfections are addressed where required. The objective is to create a stable and consistent surface before the coating system is applied.

  4. Primer and base coat study showing substrate, primer base, and decorative-system readiness

    Step 04

    Primer / Base Coat

    The appropriate primer or base layer is applied to establish a consistent foundation for the selected system and prepare the surface for the decorative stage.

  5. Metallic and flake application study comparing flowing pigment with decorative flake broadcast

    Step 05

    Metallic or Flake Application

    The decorative system is applied according to the selected finish. Metallic systems are developed for movement, depth, and visual variation, while Flake systems use broadcast decorative chips to create texture and a distinctive blended appearance.

  6. Protective topcoat study showing the complete layered flooring system

    Step 06

    Protective Topcoat

    A protective finishing layer is applied according to the selected system and project requirements, completing the surface and helping protect the decorative treatment beneath.

  7. Curing and final inspection study checking finish, consistency, and detail

    Step 07

    Curing & Final Inspection

    The finished system is allowed to cure before the area is reviewed. The completed surface is inspected for consistency, finish quality, and readiness for handover.

  8. Project handover presentation with completed-surface, detail, and care guidance

    Step 08

    Project Handover

    The completed floor is presented to the client along with the relevant care guidance for the installed system. The project is then formally handed over and ready for use once curing requirements have been satisfied.

Two Systems. One Standard.

Different finishes.
The same disciplined preparation.

Liquid Platinum metallic floor in a contemporary living room
01 / Flowing pigment

Metallic System

Designed around flowing pigments, layered movement, and visual depth. Each metallic installation develops its own character through controlled application and the interaction of color across the surface.

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Graphite Storm decorative flake floor in an architectural showroom
02 / Decorative blend

Flake System

Built around decorative chip blends distributed across the coating system to create a textured, multi-tone surface with a distinctive architectural character.

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Final Check

The finish is only complete when the details are complete.

Before handover, the completed surface is reviewed as a whole—from finish consistency and edge conditions to the final presentation of the space. The objective is a clean, considered result that is ready for the client.

Surface
Consistent finish and completed coating system
Details
Edges, transitions, and visible finishing reviewed
Handover
Final presentation and care guidance

Ready to Start?

Let’s plan your floor from the ground up.

Tell us about your space, preferred system, and project requirements. We’ll help you take the next step.