Epoxy Floor Painting Services in Melbourne

We coat concrete garage, workshop and warehouse floors in epoxy across Melbourne. The slab is ground, repaired and primed before the coating goes down, which is what keeps it bonded under hot tyres and oil. Your written quote spells out the prep and the coating build, and we back the work with a 7-year workmanship warranty.

Finding the perfect colour combination for your home can be difficult. Costing up to $400, we provide this service free of charge for all customers.

Quality and service are our bread and butter. If paint failure appears, we'll fix it up at no cost.

After confirming all your details are accurate, our online quote will reflect the final price with no hidden surprises

After the painting is completed we will tidy and clean up dust and paint, removing paint cans and rubbish.

Grinding, crack repairs and every coat are itemised on your quote before work starts. The floor is covered by our 7-year workmanship warranty, and we carry $20M public liability on every job.

After confirming the job, we can pick up the keys from your workplace to make life just a little easier for you.

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Epoxy painting for garage, workshop and warehouse floors

Floors we coat in epoxy

We coat garage floors, workshops, warehouses, basements, plant rooms and apartment car spaces. Each is a concrete slab that takes oil drips, hot tyres, dropped tools and regular cleaning. Epoxy seals the top of the concrete so it stops shedding dust and soaking up spills, and leaves a hard, high-gloss, chemical-resistant floor that you sweep and mop clean.

Further from the city the blocks get bigger and so do the garages and sheds, so epoxy floors make up more of our work in the outer east, the south east and on the Peninsula than in the inner suburbs. If the floor belongs to a business, tell us your trading hours at the quote, since a freshly coated floor has to stay closed while it cures. Walls, ceilings and fit-outs in shops, offices and warehouses come under our commercial painting service.

Epoxy floor paint or a two-pack epoxy coating

The words epoxy floor paint cover two quite different products. Many hardware-store tins labelled epoxy are one-pack, epoxy-modified paints that go on thin and dry like ordinary paint. A two-pack epoxy coating is a resin and a hardener mixed on site, which react and cure into a hard, chemical-resistant layer that bonds into the ground concrete.

Two-pack epoxies come in water-based and high-solids versions, and the water-based ones have less odour, which suits a garage under the house. High-solids epoxies build a thicker, tougher film with each coat and cost more, so they go on floors that carry trolleys, forklifts or heavy vehicles. We pick the system once we have seen the slab, and the quote names it.

A typical build is a primer that soaks into the ground concrete, one or two epoxy body coats and a topcoat. Coloured flakes, anti-slip grit and a clear UV-stable topcoat get added when the floor calls for them.

How Epoxy Floor Painting Works

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1. Get a free quote.

Get an online quote, then we inspect the slab for oil, old sealer, cracks and damp and set out the prep and coating in writing.

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2. We paint your home.

We grind the concrete, repair cracks and pits, vacuum the dust, then lay the primer, body coats and topcoat inside each recoat window.

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3. That's it.

We clean up, close the floor off to cure, and tell you when it can take foot traffic and when it can take your car.

Clear the garage before we arrive. Cars, shelving, fridges, gym gear and stored boxes all have to come out, and anything left in place adds handling time to the first morning.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does an epoxy floor last?

We back our epoxy floors with a 7-year workmanship warranty, and how long one lasts past that comes down to the prep, the system and the traffic. Most early failures are bond failures from skipped grinding, an old sealer or damp rising through the slab, which is why preparation takes up most of our time on site. A fresh topcoat on worn traffic lanes extends the life further.

How long before I can drive on a new epoxy floor?

Longer than before you can walk on it. Foot traffic comes first and cars come last, because hot tyres can soften and lift a coating that hasn't fully cured. The exact times are on the data sheet for the system we use and stretch out in cold weather, so we give you the dates for your floor when we finish.

Is epoxy slippery when wet?

A smooth high-gloss epoxy can be slippery with water or oil on it. Anti-slip grit goes into the topcoat on ramps, entries and anywhere you walk in with wet shoes, and a flake floor adds some grip of its own. More grit means more grip and a floor that is a little harder to mop, so we agree the level with you.

Will epoxy fix a cracked or damp concrete floor?

No. Epoxy follows the slab, so a crack that keeps moving will crack the coating again, and damp rising through the concrete pushes the coating off in blisters. We check for moisture before priming, repair cracks that have stopped moving, and tell you when a slab needs drainage or a leak fixed first. Epoxy is not a waterproofing system, so it won't stop an active leak through a wall or slab.

Can you epoxy a new concrete slab?

Yes, once it has cured. New concrete holds a lot of water, and coating it too early traps that water under the epoxy. Most systems ask for a slab around four weeks old, the product data sheet sets the minimum, and we still test the moisture before priming.

Can epoxy go on a driveway or outdoor concrete?

Not in full sun. Standard epoxy yellows and chalks under UV, and the change shows most on grey and light colours. Driveways and paths come under our driveway painting service, where the coating is chosen for sun exposure, and a covered carport can take epoxy finished with a UV-stable topcoat.

Does an epoxy floor smell while it cures?

Yes, for a while. How strong and how long depends on the product, and water-based epoxies are much milder than solvent-based ones. In a garage under the house we keep the internal door shut and ventilate through the roller door where that is secure, and we can use a low-odour system if anyone at home is sensitive to fumes.

Can you put epoxy over tiles or an old painted floor?

Sometimes. Old paint and sealers usually have to be ground off, since epoxy only holds as well as the layer under it. Tiles can be coated if they are firmly stuck down, with the grout lines filled and any loose or drummy tiles fixed first, and we decide that on site.

How much does epoxy floor painting cost?

It depends more on the condition of the concrete than on its size, plus the system you choose. Our epoxy flooring installation cost guide shows typical Melbourne rates per square metre and what the quote should cover, and an online quote gets you a starting number before we inspect the slab.

What happens to the slab before any epoxy goes down

Grinding is the first and biggest job. A diamond grinder takes off the weak top skin of the concrete, any old sealer and the curing compound left from the pour, and opens the surface so the primer can soak in. Acid etching is the shortcut in DIY kits, and on most garage slabs it does not remove sealer or oil.

Repairs come next. Cracks are opened up and filled, pits and spalls are patched, and oil stains are degreased. Where oil has soaked deep into the slab it is ground out or sealed with a primer made for contaminated concrete, and old coatings that have lost their grip come off completely.

Melbourne garages tend to show the same problems. There is often a band of old acrylic sealer just inside the roller door, tyre marks where a car has sat for years, and damp patches on the cold side of the slab in winter. We look for these at the inspection and put them on the quote. If you want to check your own slab for damp first, our guide on how to paint concrete covers a simple moisture test.

Colours, flakes and finishes

Solid colours suit working garages and workshops, and mid to dark greys hide tyre marks and dust between cleans. A flake floor has coloured vinyl chips scattered into the wet body coat and sealed under a clear topcoat, which hides more marks and adds a little texture underfoot. It costs more than a solid colour because of the extra material and the clear coat on top.

High gloss is the standard finish, though a satin topcoat cuts glare under fluorescent tubes and shows fewer scuffs. The free colour consultation covers floor colours as well as walls.

The warranty and insurance on your floor

Our epoxy floors carry the same 7-year workmanship warranty as our painting, and we hold $20M public liability insurance for residential and commercial work. If the coating lifts or peels from the slab because of how we prepared or applied it, we come back and fix it. Newline holds a 4.8 rating from 100+ Google reviews and won a Master Painters Award for Excellence in 2025.

What an epoxy floor costs

The state of the slab decides the price far more than its size. A clean, sound slab needs only grinding and the coating build, so materials and application make up more of its price. One with oil soaked in, moving cracks, damp or an old coating needs more hours before any epoxy goes down, and the system you choose moves it again, from a solid colour up to a full flake floor with a clear topcoat. Larger floors usually come in at a lower rate per square metre than a single garage, because the setup and grinding gear cost the same either way.

Our epoxy flooring installation cost guide sets out typical Melbourne rates per square metre and what a low quote often leaves out. When you ask for a quote, tell us about cracks, stains, any old coating and how the floor gets used, and send photos if you can, though we still look at the slab before we confirm the price.

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Looking after an epoxy floor

Sweep or vacuum regularly, because grit dragged under shoes and tyres is what dulls the gloss. Mop with warm water and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner, and leave out citrus or vinegar cleaners and abrasive pads, which etch and dull the surface over time. Wipe up oil, brake fluid and battery acid when you see them.

Put a mat under a car that drips and rubber pads under stands and jacks, and lift heavy steel equipment instead of dragging it. On busy floors, a fresh clear topcoat once the gloss has worn through in the traffic lanes renews the wear layer before the body coat is exposed.

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