Sweep your epoxy floor regularly to remove any grit or debris that could scratch the surface. Mop the floor as needed using most floor cleaners, but avoid using acidic or soap-based cleaners. They can degloss the epoxy coating or make the floor slippery.

Use protective measures such as mats at entrances to avoid tracking grit and moisture onto the floor. In industrial settings, use plywood under heavy loads and welding mats to protect the floor.

Clean up spills as soon as possible to prevent any potential damage to the epoxy. Although epoxy is great at resisting moisture and stains, it’s still important to neutralize and clean up spills as soon as you can. Some chemicals can affect the performance and appearance of epoxy if allowed to sit for too long.

While stains aren’t common with epoxy, they can usually be treated easily. Treat stains with CLR and TSP and a soft brush. Remember to take care of your epoxy floor to keep it looking great for years to come!