Evaluate the slab
The project starts with an in-person look at the concrete, the space, and the finish you want.

Custom floor artistry
A custom, layered resin floor with movement, depth, and a finish created specifically for the space.
The system
Designer metallic floors are built in layers: the concrete is mechanically prepared and repaired, followed by the appropriate base system, a hand-worked metallic design, and a clear protective finish.
Because the metallic layer is worked by hand, every installation develops its own movement. Resin Geekz evaluates the slab, prepares the surface, and builds the decorative finish in layers.

Where it works
Final system recommendations depend on the slab, environment, use, and finish direction. Resin Geekz starts with an in-person project evaluation.
Get a project estimate ↗Installation sequence
A controlled process from evaluation through return-to-use guidance.
The project starts with an in-person look at the concrete, the space, and the finish you want.
The concrete is mechanically ground and necessary repairs are addressed before the coating system begins.
Base coat, decorative layer, and the appropriate finish are installed as a connected system.
The surface is completed with its protective coat and you receive guidance for cure time and return to use.
Typical cure guidance About 24 hours for light foot traffic · 48–72 hours before parking, subject to project conditions.
Selected installations
Selected Resin Geekz projects using flake, metallic, and commercial coating systems.
Before you book
Clear timing, preparation, and finish expectations before you move forward.
On qualifying projects, Resin Geekz completes preparation, repairs, base coat, full-flake broadcast, scrape, and protective topcoat in one managed installation day. Slab condition, size, moisture, and site conditions determine the final schedule.
Allow about 24 hours before light foot traffic and 48–72 hours before parking a vehicle. Resin Geekz will confirm the timing for your system and site conditions.
Yes. Resin Geekz mechanically grinds the concrete and addresses necessary repairs before installing the coating system.
No. Each metallic floor is worked by hand, so movement and visual depth vary from one installation to the next.