I wanted to share some photos of the floor I just did in my basement. I used Leggari epoxy products to create a galaxy-inspired look and wanted to share photos because nearly all the photos I found online were AI-generated trash and I wish I’d had more real inspo photos to use as reference. I used Leggari’s epoxy floor kit # 29 (black metallic base with purple accents) but added in pink, blue, dark silver, and white epoxy plus a heck of a lot of glow in the dark glitter and white spray paint flecks. I’ve worked with epoxy on a much smaller scale for crafts before, but this was my first attempt at a floor. My biggest mistake was running a bead of silicone around the entire room where the trim met the floor. Apparently epoxy and silicone are mortal enemies and the silicone repels the epoxy, so now I’m going to have to install a quarter round to cover the edges since I have about 1/4” where the epoxy refused to stick. That’s my bad though, and has nothing to do with the product. I‘m stoked with how it turned out. I had a great experience with Leggari’s customer service too. I called them a few times with questions and they were always very patient and got me the answers I needed. I highly recommend their products. 🙂

First project with oak wood!

A new customer of mine is adamant that they want to go over the limestone perimeter aswell as the concrete floor.

I’ve strongly advised not to but they’re willing to ”take the risk”.

Has anyone had any long lasting jobs or any advice they can offer? Maybe an extra coat of epoxy on it after I fill all the divots?

It’s a flake epoxy floor btw.

Or possibly another sub that might help me? Its a 2019 bay harbor buck in a tux mug and i love the set. But ive cleaned this oneover and over and everytime it dries, the bottom half looks faded almost like its got a film of chalk on it. I chose this sub because i believe its steel coated epoxy and then painted but sorry if this is a dumb spot for it.