Metallic flooring · Hervey Bay & Wide Bay
A premium metallic epoxy system creates a stunning, one-of-a-kind finish with rich colour, depth and a unique 3D marbled effect. Designed to turn garages, showrooms and feature spaces into something that stands out.
The system
A metallic floor isn’t a paint effect. It’s a full high-build epoxy system: ground slab, repaired cracks, primer and base coat, then a thick decorative coat with metallic pigment moved through it by hand while it’s still live.
Once it’s cured and sealed you’ve got a high-end, one-of-a-kind floor with that insane glass finish. Only premium, top-tier products used.
How it’s laid
Same as any other floor — diamond ground back to clean concrete, cracks chased and filled, moisture checked, then primed.
The high-build coat goes down and the pigment gets moved through it by hand before it goes off. This is the part that can’t be rushed or repeated.
Multiple clear coat options for your specific space. Matt or gloss for that glass effect.
Recent work
From the pour to the finished gloss.
More services
Same prep, different system on top.
Bathrooms, wet areas, balconies and retaining walls. Membranes, polyurethanes and cementitious coatings. All applied over properly prepped substrates, with bond breakers and fillets where they belong.
Garages, sheds, workshops and patios. All concrete surfaces. Diamond grind first, fix the cracks, then roll the coats: a floor built on proper preparation, quality workmanship and a finish made to last.
Food-safe, wash-down epoxy for commercial kitchens, bar areas and cold rooms. Built for hygiene standards and daily traffic.
Katherine Emery
Seth and his team are professional, reliable and pay close attention to detail. We highly recommend Seth for both waterproofing and epoxy flooring. We will definitely use this team again in the future.
Thank you so much Kathrine, your place came up a treat!
Jordan Paterson
Seth from Wide Bay Waterproofing does an amazing job, we have used him in many projects over the years. Both his high quality work and his exceptional customer service skills set him apart from the rest. Highly recommend.
Always a pleasure, Thankyou very much Jordan!
Jill Dale
Reasonable priceJust love my garage floor, so bright and clean. Seth and Tony did an amazing job. They are very professional and experienced in their craft. They were punctual and very polite. They took the time to explain the process to me. I highly recommend them to anyone requiring epoxy flooring. I will definitely use them again if the need arises. Thanks guys, great job.
Questions
What it is, what it costs, and where it belongs.
It’s a high-build epoxy with a metallic pigment worked through it while it’s still wet, so the finished floor has depth and movement in it rather than a flat colour.
The effect looks like poured marble or molten metal, depending on the colours. Underneath it’s the same hard-wearing epoxy system as a garage floor — it just gets finished by hand instead of broadcast with flake.
More than a standard flake floor, because it takes longer and it’s worked by hand.
The price still comes down to square meterage and slab condition, so we quote on site. If you’re weighing it up against a flake system, tell us the room and we’ll price both so you can see the difference.
Indoors, in spaces people look at — showrooms, retail fitouts, offices, entries, feature rooms and display garages.
It’s a statement floor, so it earns its money where it gets seen. In a working shed where the floor is under a car hoist and a toolbox, a flake system is the better buy.
Yes. The pigment is moved around by hand while the resin is going off, so no two floors come out the same — and the same floor can’t be repeated exactly.
That’s the appeal of it, but it does mean you’re choosing a colour and an effect rather than a sample you’ll get copied tile for tile.
Generally no, and we’ll say so rather than sell you one.
Metallic systems are designed as an interior finish. In direct Queensland sun the look shifts and the gloss suffers. For a patio or an alfresco area we’d put a UV-stable flake or a coloured system down instead.
Sweep it and mop it with warm water and a neutral pH cleaner. That’s about it.
Keep the grit off it, use soft pads on furniture, and don’t let solvents or strong acids sit on it. Treated like that a metallic floor holds its gloss for years.
Tell us the room and roughly how big it is. We’ll talk you through the colours, and price a flake system alongside it so you can compare.
Get a quote
Room, rough size, and the look you’re after. We’ll come back with a fixed price.