Ultimate 3 Car Garage: Metallic Epoxy Floor Adds The WOW Factor!
Seaside Surfaces LLC
5 years ago
Client wanted a truly unique surface in his three car garage. Nothing makes a dramatic impression like our metallic epoxy systems! We created a showroom finish, and a garage that is the envy of my client's friends, and neighbors.
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