Staff Answer
Jul 08, 2026 - 03:51 AM
White and Red are what we call high-pigment colors, and they yield less coverage. So we provide an additional primer layer to make sure you get proper coverage without any bleed-through. This ensures that when you're done, your floor will have a deep, high-gloss luster rather than a streaking, dullish finish. Red and White pigments are also more expensive, and a much greater quantity of them is required for a proper looking finish. All these factors add up to the additional cost of doing a red or white epoxy floor.
