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Epoxy Flake Flooring, Metallic Epoxy Flooring, Grind and Seals. https://epoxyofdenver.com/get-a-quote

07/15/2026

Slinging Chips™
Not everyone understands what it means to sling chips.

Epoxy installers do.

The Slinging Chips™ collection is a tribute to the crews behind flawless full-broadcast floors, clean garage coatings, and the craftsmanship that transforms ordinary concrete into something built to last. Every handful of flake, every pass across the floor, and every completed broadcast reflects the pride that comes with mastering the trade.

This isn’t just throwing chips.

It’s creating a finish that speaks for itself.

07/14/2026

We melted a bucket… but it was on purpose.

Before anyone gets concerned, this was a controlled demonstration performed with proper safety precautions. Fire extinguishers were on hand, the area was clear of unnecessary combustible materials, and the purpose was to demonstrate a real hazard associated with working with epoxy.

Epoxy doesn’t just dry. It cures through an exothermic chemical reaction, meaning it generates heat. When a large volume of mixed epoxy is left in one bucket, that heat has nowhere to go. It builds rapidly and can become hot enough to soften or even melt the plastic container.

The biggest takeaway isn’t that epoxy can melt a bucket. It’s that every contractor should have a plan for leftover mixed epoxy before they ever start mixing.

On our jobs, we never leave excess material sitting in one bucket. We spread it into multiple shallow containers or onto a safe, noncombustible surface so the heat can dissipate as it cures. Planning for leftover material is just as important as planning the installation itself.

Good craftsmanship isn’t just about the finished floor. It’s about understanding the chemistry, anticipating the hazards, and working safely from start to finish.

That’s why we’re sharing demonstrations like this to help raise awareness and promote safer practices throughout the coatings industry.

07/10/2026

Doing the damn thing.

07/08/2026

Yo be the best you must do the best……….

07/03/2026

A lot of people want to know how long the project will take, what kind of prep is needed, and which coating system makes the most sense for their space. That’s a smart place to start. The right floor depends on how you use the garage, what condition the concrete is in, and the look you want at the end. We walk homeowners through those details so there are no surprises. The goal is to make the process simple and help you choose a floor that fits your home and your budget.

https://epoxyofdenver.com/f/benefits-of-epoxy-garage-floors

06/30/2026

My sales skills have evolved……. #

06/27/2026

One thing I pushed the new resin artist is don’t sell yourself short and don’t cheap out just for work our industry provides a premium product and service and then you got guys tainting. The game from the top is crazy work.

06/27/2026

Damn, I just seen a post and some guy in Miami that said one of the biggest resin artist in the game is a scam

Photos from Epoxy Of Denver's post 06/26/2026

For the Resin heads out there. Here’s a Gear drop shop now!!

https://richfloorsclub.myshopify.com/

06/26/2026

I DID A THING……. And the 🚨 FIRST DROP IS LIVE.

For years we’ve been building floors. Now we’re building a brand.

This isn’t company swag.

This is for the grinders, the chip slingers, the metallic artists, the ones who know what it takes to turn concrete into something worth talking about.

Our first collections are officially live:
💎 Grind Hard
⚔️ Metallic Mafia
🏛️ Rich Floors Club
🎲 Slinging Chips™

This is Drop 001.

If you’ve been following the journey, now’s your chance to own the first release before we move on to the next collection.

👇 Shop the drop:

Which design are you rocking first?

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