It happens all the time when people visit a business that hired California Custom Coatings to cover their concrete floors with a custom epoxy coating. First the business owner, a worker, or even a customer, sees the floors improved and protected with a beautiful...
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How to Maximize the Color Wheel
When customers select the colors they want for their epoxy floors, they often go with simple choices — something without much color, from white to grey to black, or a modest beige. Other clients prefer vibrant color, and that is certainly possible with epoxy coatings....
What is a mil?
Epoxy coatings used for concrete flooring can be measured in fractions of inches, like the term one-quarter inch. In the epoxy industry, however, a common measurement system is based on the mil. One mil equals one-thousandth of an inch. How wide is that? Comparing...
Know Your Coves
When an epoxy coating is applied to both the floor and the walls of a room, the epoxy along the wall is called the cove. Coves come in three major types and various widths, based on the designer’s specifications or an owner’s preferences. Here we explain the options...
Protecting Concrete From Chlorides
Lately California Custom Coatings has discussed various substances that cause damage to concrete with consistent exposure. For this article, we focus on chlorides. The Portland Concrete Association writes: “No other contaminant is documented as extensively in the...
Protecting Concrete Floors From Freezing
Fifth in a series about common causes of concrete deterioration. Most of California is fortunate when it comes to freezing weather. In Southern California, for example, freezing weather is seldom seen. In Northern California, a number of sub-freezing days are...
Protecting Concrete Floors: Alcoholic Beverages
This is the third in a series on substances that can damage concrete floors. With the boom in craft brewing, the idea of visiting a neighborhood brewery is now a reality in Sacramento and Northern California. Many of these friendly and welcoming establishments are...
Protecting Concrete Floors: Sour Milk
The second in a series of articles on substances that damage concrete floors. The typical homeowner does not see a lot of sour milk. For other locations, however, there may be spilled sour milk to cry over. Where sour milk is common, damage to concrete is possible....
Protecting Concrete Floors: Oil
This is the first article in a series about common substances that attack and destabilize concrete. Concrete is an alkaline substance, chiefly due to its primary component, cement. Therefore, if concrete is exposed to acids, it starts to break down. There are many...
Are All Epoxy Coatings Alike?
California Custom Coatings only uses superior concrete epoxies on every job we complete. Our current epoxy primer is made by Versatile Building Products (VBP), a thoroughly tested product known for its strength and adhesion capabilities. For example, here is a...
What is a Polyaspartic Coating?
Type the word “polyaspartic” and you likely notice your spellchecker throwing a bit of a fit. It’s not exactly a common word for the general public, but in the world of concrete coatings, it is a well-known quantity. California Custom Coatings often uses polyaspartic...
Epoxy Flooring — Beyond the Garage
California Custom Coatings creates epoxy floors in just about any room with a concrete foundation. Commonly this means the garage, a washroom, or perhaps around the pool. Warehouses, professional kitchens, hospitals — these are all additional places where you often...
Concrete Unsuited for Epoxy Floors
While epoxy flooring is a great solution for protecting and beautifying concrete floors, there are also some types of floors that California Custom Coatings will not treat with an epoxy surface. Doing so would waste our customers’ time and money, leaving everybody...
The Difference Between Concrete Polish and Epoxy Coatings
Many of our potential clients see that California Custom Coatings offers both concrete polishing and epoxy flooring. What’s the difference between the two procedures? Why would you want to use one over the other? What is Epoxy Flooring? An epoxy coating goes on top of...
Garage Floor Transformations from Local Homeowners and Businesses
The entire process, from quote to completion of job, was simple, thorough and professional. John was proactive in every aspect of communication including when he was on his way, what the timelines would be once work started and when we could place our items back in the garage. Both John and Josh epitomized professionalism and were extremely detailed as they prepped, cleaned and finished the floor. We are extremely pleased with the finished product and highly recommend them. 6-16-2020: Had John and his team come out to help us resurface the back patio based on the tremendous job they did on our garage and our Parents outdoor covered patio. Edwin and his colleagues came out promptly on Monday (sent a text notifying me ahead of time too) and began the process. Complete professionals and were extremely efficient in their work, walking us through what to expect for the two days. After completing the final step (clear coat seal) they worked to remove all the extra flakes from the yard and ensured the entire area was clean. John called after to confirm the job and clean up was to our satisfaction, which it was. I would recommend John and his company to anyone looking at resurfacing their garage or covered patios
I'm thrilled with the way our garage floors turned out. These folks did high quality work and did it quickly. Very professional and detailed and I'll be enjoying my beautiful garage for many years to come. Thank you!












