FLOORS FOR · DETAIL SHOPS

BAYS GET USED HARD.

Detail shops and service bays deal with standing water, cleaners and degreasers, rolling tyres and the occasional dropped tool, and the floor is part of the showroom when customers pick up.

What bay floors have to handle

Water from washing and rinsing, often all day
Cleaners, degreasers, polishes and tyre dressings
Vehicle traffic and hot tyres
Lifts, jacks, creepers and dropped tools
Drains and slopes that the coating has to work with, not against

Why chemistry questions need product answers

How a coating stands up to a specific cleaner or solvent depends on the exact product, and good manufacturers publish chemical resistance charts for their systems. Before we quote a shop, we want to know which products you use on the floor so the system we propose is matched to them.

Floors that sell the work

A detail shop floor is part of the reveal. Our shop work includes a red, green and blue metallic floor at a Toronto detailing studio and a gold, black and silver floor in a service bay with vehicle lifts. Browse the photos below, then use the Pour Lab to try your own colours.

Questions we hear

Is a metallic floor too slippery for a wash bay?

Slip resistance depends on the topcoat and any anti-slip additive, and wet areas need it considered on purpose. Tell us which areas get wet and we'll discuss texture options for those zones.

Can you work around our lifts?

Lifts, drains and bay layouts are part of the site assessment. Photos of the bays and lift bases help us quote accurately.

REAL WORK