Protective finish, when specifiedFinish to specify
PolyStar PRO ST or another approved finishSelect protection, sheen and texture for traffic and cleaning. Confirm compatibility and whether a separate topcoat is required.
U.S. Resin / Coating systemsSolid Color
Solid Color
Floor System.
One color. A clear direction. Specify a uniform epoxy finish around the traffic, cleaning and daily use of the space.
A starting point for workshops, retail spaces and selected warehouse areas. Confirm the complete build for the actual duty.
- Appearance
- Uniform pigmented finish
- Base option
- EpoxyStarz
- Topcoat option
- Specified protective finish
- Before ordering
- Approve color + texture
Understand the build
Build consistency into every coat.
A solid appearance starts with the substrate and pigment selection. The finish above it is chosen for the project.
Solid-color epoxy coatColor layer
EpoxyStarz with approved pigmentApprove the pigment and color, and confirm the coating procedure and quantity required for the intended appearance.
Moisture-control treatmentConditional step
AquaStop F.C. or E-96, when specifiedSelect one product after moisture testing and confirm its interface with the next coating.
Prepared concreteFoundation
Mechanical preparation; specified repairsEstablish sound, clean, profiled concrete. Evaluate moisture, cracks and joints before choosing the coating path.
EpoxyStarz is the standard epoxy shown; its TDS identifies it as self-priming. The exact pigment, coverage, coat count and topcoat require specification. Fast Cure and T2 MCMHAZMAT · In-store pickup only are not assumed substitutes in this path.
Why this path?
Let a uniform finish do the work.
Set a consistent color direction.
Use the solid color resources to choose a starting point. Approve a physical sample under the lighting where the floor will be used.
Specify for the actual traffic.
A workshop and a loaded warehouse aisle ask different things of a floor. Match the coating and final protection to the expected service.
Plan cleaning with the finish.
Agree on texture, cleaning equipment and approved cleaners before installation so the surface suits the daily routine.
Match the path to the project
Where does this path fit?
Spaces to discuss
- Workshops and utility rooms
- Retail and commercial interiors
- Selected warehouse floor areas
Demanding daily use
- Forklifts and concentrated wheel loads
- Chemical handling and process areas
- Wet cleaning or sun-exposed zones
Resolve before coating
- Unresolved slab moisture or movement
- Harsh immersion without an approved build
- Unspecified thermal shock or steam cleaning
Application examples guide the specification discussion. Confirm the complete assembly and actual service conditions before product selection.
Products in the path
Know the role before ordering.
Select color from current resources, then confirm pigment SKU, loading and the installed sample. Do not substitute an unverified Fast Cure listing for the standard EpoxyStarz product.
Pigmented base / coating
EpoxyStarz
A self-priming epoxy option. Confirm the approved pigment and solid-color application.
Protective finish, when specified
PolyStar PRO ST
A compatible product family option; confirm the complete pigmented-epoxy and topcoat combination.
Repair, where specified
CrackStarz PolyFast
Prepare suitable defects and finish repairs to the requirements of the coating above.
Moisture control, when specified
AquaStop F.C.
An optional treatment selected after slab testing, with the full interface approved.
Before the first batch
Information for both sides of the job.
Installer planning
Define traffic and chemical exposure
Record wheel types, loads, use patterns, spills, cleaning products and cleaning equipment. Use those conditions to specify the floor rather than relying on a generic industrial label.
Confirm the slab and repair plan
Test moisture, assess existing coatings and profile the slab to the selected coating requirements. Identify joints that need a movement-compatible detail.
Approve pigment and color control
Confirm the exact pigment, loading and compatible epoxy. Plan batch consistency and approve a sample under the project lighting before coating the full area.
Specify coats and final protection
Use the approved coverage and coat count for the intended appearance. Confirm whether a separate protective finish is included and follow its interface and recoat requirements.
Inspect and issue care instructions
Inspect color consistency, coverage, texture and joints. Record the installed products and give written cure, access and cleaning instructions for the complete floor.
Owner & project guidance
Describe the work. Explain daily traffic, loaded equipment, chemicals and cleaning methods so the floor can be specified for real use.
Approve the actual color. Screens and charts are a starting point. Review a physical sample under your lighting.
Choose texture deliberately. A smoother finish and a more textured finish can have different cleaning and underfoot characteristics.
Plan protection and care. Use suitable pads and mats, remove grit and follow the installed coating’s cleaning instructions.
Ask a system question ↗Technical resources
Use the current product documents.
Read the TDS for preparation and application, and the SDS for handling. Request written guidance when the complete assembly needs confirmation.
Look closer
A clear color direction for the space.
Supplied solid-color floor inspiration. The image does not establish a coating thickness or traffic rating.
Common questions
Before you choose the path.
Get the products, project conditions and next steps clear before installation.
Can I choose any paint color for the epoxy?
Start with current U.S. Resin solid color resources. Confirm the actual pigment, compatibility and loading with the selected epoxy; do not assume an ordinary paint tint can be used. Approve a physical sample before ordering.
Does a solid-color floor always need a clear topcoat?
The complete specification determines the finish. A protective topcoat may be selected for the service conditions, but its compatibility, sheen, texture and recoat procedure must be confirmed.
Can this be used in a warehouse with forklifts?
A warehouse location alone does not define the duty. Provide wheel types, loads, turning areas, substrate condition and exposure details so technical support can approve an appropriate complete assembly.
Will a coating hide cracks and uneven concrete?
Do not count on the color coat to correct slab defects. The substrate needs the specified preparation and repairs, and moving joints require suitable details. Discuss uneven areas before choosing the coating.
Is EpoxyStarz Fast Cure the same product shown here?
This page shows standard EpoxyStarz. Use the exact product named in the specification. Obtain current matching documentation before substituting a fast-cure product or changing the coating schedule.
How should a solid-color floor be maintained?
Remove grit and spills promptly after full cure, use approved neutral cleaners and soft cleaning tools, and protect the floor from dragged loads. Confirm that any powered cleaning equipment is suitable for the final surface.
Plan your Solid Color Floor projectStart with the space.
Start with the space.
Finish with a plan.
Products, documents and support for the next step.