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See your floor before you buy.

Snap one photo. Tell us what’s in it, then spin through GraniFlex, Metallic Marble, Rustic Concrete Wood, Ashlar Slate, Protector Flake and polished concrete on that same photo. Waterproofing for basements and foundations is shown with a cutaway, not the visualizer.

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What’s in this photo?

Demo mode · sample AI renders

Every render is an example illustration, not a photo of finished work or a guarantee of final color, texture or layout. Your written plan and physical samples decide the real thing.

No outlining, no corners: the AI finds your floor by itself.

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Flake blend library

Spin through the blends.

Drag to spin. Tap a blend to put it on your floor above.

A worn garage floor (left) repainted with a dark gray flake coating (right) BeforeAfter Example illustration · AI-generated
AI photoreal render with the Nightfall B715 swatch. Both photos are AI-generated sample scenes, not LCC projects.
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Our systems

Seven ways to finish, or protect, your concrete.

Six of these can be tried on your photo. Waterproofing is shown layer by layer, because it is about sealing a basement or foundation, not choosing a decorative look.

Same flakes on top. Different floor underneath.

GraniFlex vs. Protector Flake

From above, both can look like a speckled flake floor. Cut them open and you can see the difference: GraniFlex is a flexible rubber membrane that soaks into the concrete, and Protector Flake is a rigid epoxy floor built for indoor spaces.

Labeled cutaway of GraniFlex: prepared concrete, a flexible prime coat soaking into the pores, an optional liquid rubber base coat, a flexible broadcast coat, color flakes or quartz, and a clear seal coat
GraniFlex · Example illustration
Labeled cutaway of Protector Flake: prepared concrete, a pigmented epoxy base coat, vinyl color flakes, and a clear polyurethane seal coat
Protector Flake · Example illustration
CompareGraniFlexProtector Flake
What it isFlexible rubber membraneRigid epoxy floor
First coatFlexible prime coat that soaks in and cures inside the concrete’s poresPigmented epoxy base coat
Layers, bottom to topPrime coat, optional liquid rubber base coat, flexible broadcast coat, flakes or quartz, clear seal coatEpoxy base coat, vinyl color flakes, clear polyurethane seal coat, optional topcoat
BroadcastColor flakes or quartzVinyl color flakes
Stretch (elongation)50–60%2.5%
Typical thickness38–45 mils outdoors30–38 mils
Where it goesInterior and exterior: pool decks, driveways, patios, porches, garages, basementsInterior only: garages, basements, showrooms, offices

Elongation and thickness are published values for typical builds, shown for comparison only. They are not a specification, warranty or guarantee for your floor. Your written estimate sets the system and build for your project.

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Inside each system

What’s under the finish.

Each system is a build, not a coat of paint. Here’s what typical GraniFlex, Metallic Marble, Rustic Concrete Wood, Ashlar Slate, Protector Flake, polished concrete and waterproofing look like, layer by layer.

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Labeled exploded cutaway of GraniFlex: 1 prepared concrete with the prime coat soaked into its pores, 2 flexible prime coat, 3 optional liquid rubber base coat, 4 flexible broadcast coat, 5 color flakes or quartz, 6 clear seal coat
Example illustration · AI-generated
  • Labeled exploded cutaway of GraniFlex: 1 prepared concrete with the prime coat soaked into its pores, 2 flexible prime coat, 3 optional liquid rubber base coat, 4 flexible broadcast coat, 5 color flakes or quartz, 6 clear seal coat
    Example illustration

    GraniFlex

    GraniFlex: a flexible membrane, layer by layer

    A flexible rubber-membrane system for indoors or out. The prime coat soaks in and cures inside the concrete’s pores, an optional liquid rubber base coat can be added, a flexible broadcast coat holds the flakes or quartz, and a clear seal coat finishes it.

    Published elongation is 50–60%, and a typical outdoor build is 38–45 mils. It stays flexible instead of turning brittle with age. This is general information about a typical build, not a specification for your floor.

    General industry guidance, not a spec for your site.

  • Labeled exploded cutaway of Protector Flake: 1 prepared concrete, 2 pigmented epoxy base coat, 3 vinyl color flakes, 4 clear polyurethane seal coat
    Example illustration

    Protector Flake

    Protector Flake: a rigid epoxy floor

    An interior epoxy flake floor. A pigmented epoxy base coat goes down, vinyl color flakes are broadcast into it, the excess is scraped and vacuumed, and a clear two-component polyurethane seal coat goes on top. An optional satin or gloss topcoat can be added.

    Published elongation is 2.5%, and a typical build is 30–38 mils. This system is for interior floors; for flake outdoors, see GraniFlex. This is general information about a typical build, not a specification for your floor.

    General industry guidance, not a spec for your site.

  • Labeled exploded cutaway of Metallic Marble epoxy: 1 prepared concrete, 2 prime coat of clear epoxy with metallic pigments, 3 hand-worked marble coat of clear epoxy with metallic pigments, 4 water-based gloss or satin topcoat
    Example illustration

    Metallic Marble

    Metallic Marble: depth you can see

    An interior epoxy system. A prime coat and a marble coat, both clear epoxy with metallic pigments, are worked by hand so the floor has the depth and movement of marble. A water-based topcoat in gloss or satin goes on top.

    A typical build is 60–80 mils. Slip resistance and UV blockers can be added. No two floors match exactly. This is general information about a typical build, not a specification for your floor.

    General industry guidance, not a spec for your site.

  • Labeled exploded cutaway of Rustic Concrete Wood: 1 prepared concrete, 2 pigmented cementitious grout coat, 3 texture coat with wood grain, knots and nail holes, 4 hand stain on each board, 5 seal coat
    Example illustration

    Rustic Concrete Wood

    Rustic Concrete Wood, layer by layer

    A cementitious grout coat goes down, plank lines are taped, and a texture coat gets wood grain, knots and nail holes you can feel. The tape is pulled, every board is hand-stained, and the floor is sealed.

    Indoors it is sealed with clear epoxy and an optional topcoat; outdoors it gets two coats of acrylic sealer. It can be installed indoors or out. This is general information about a typical build, not a specification for your floor.

    General industry guidance, not a spec for your site.

  • Labeled exploded cutaway of Ashlar Slate: 1 prepared concrete, 2 cementitious grout coat, 3 texture coat taped in random squares and rectangles, 4 stain, 5 seal coat
    Example illustration

    Ashlar Slate

    Ashlar Slate: cut stone, in a cementitious texture

    A polymer-infused cementitious slate texture. A grout coat goes down, the ashlar pattern of random squares and rectangles is taped out, and a texture coat is smeared on so a little grout shows through. The tape is pulled and the stones are stained.

    Indoors it is sealed with clear epoxy and an optional topcoat; outdoors it gets two coats of acrylic sealer. It works inside and out. This is general information about a typical build, not a specification for your floor.

    General industry guidance, not a spec for your site.

  • Labeled cutaway of polished concrete as stepped stages on one slab: 1 existing slab, 2 diamond grind exposing aggregate, 3 densified with an impregnating hardener, 4 polished to a high luster and sealed
    Example illustration

    Polished concrete

    Polished concrete is the slab itself

    A mechanical grind-and-polish process. Industrial diamonds and impregnating hardeners and sealers level, densify, polish and seal the slab, so the concrete itself becomes a smooth, high-luster finish.

    This is not a coating stacked on top. Aggregate, dyes and stain can add color. This is general information about a typical build, not a specification for your floor.

    General industry guidance, not a spec for your site.

  • Labeled cutaway of basement waterproofing at a wall-to-floor corner: 1 concrete wall and floor, 2 flexible prime coat soaked into the pores, 3 thickened rubber patch in the wall-floor joint, 4 flexible waterproof topcoat
    Example illustration

    Waterproofing

    Waterproofing at the wall and floor

    For basements, foundations and similar areas. A flexible prime coat soaks into the concrete, cracks and the wall-to-floor joint are filled with a thickened rubber patching compound, and a flexible waterproof topcoat covers the area. It can be used on poured concrete, block, brick and mortar, and stone and mortar.

    Concrete block typically gets a second prime coat because it is more porous. This option does not use the photo visualizer. This is general information about a typical build, not a specification, warranty or guarantee for your basement or foundation.

    General industry guidance, not a spec for your site.

All cutaways are AI-generated example illustrations, simplified and not to scale. Your written plan sets the thickness, base, reinforcement, joints and finish for your project.

No visualizer needed

Waterproofing for basements and foundations.

A flexible waterproofing system for basements, foundations and similar areas. It is applied from the inside to help seal out groundwater, humidity and dampness. This option is explained with a cutaway, not the photo visualizer.

The surface is cleaned and prepared. A flexible prime coat soaks into the concrete — concrete block typically gets a second prime coat because it is more porous. Cracks, joints, holes and the wall-to-floor joint are filled with a thickened rubber patching compound. A flexible waterproof topcoat goes over the whole area. It can be used on poured concrete, concrete block, brick and mortar, and stone and mortar.

This is general information about a typical waterproofing build, not a specification, warranty or guarantee for your basement or foundation. Every job is scoped on site. Request a free estimate and we will look at the area with you.

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Exploded cutaway illustration of basement waterproofing at a wall-to-floor corner: gray concrete wall and floor, a flexible prime coat soaking into the pores, a tan rubber bead in the joint, and a smooth waterproof topcoat
Example illustration · AI-generated

Floor coating questions, answered.

Do I have to upload a photo for every look?

No. Upload one photo, tell us what’s in it, then tap any look in a system that fits that surface. Each one renders on that same photo, and going back to a look you already made doesn’t cost a new render.

Which systems can I try on my photo?

GraniFlex (flake or quartz), Metallic Marble, Rustic Concrete Wood, Ashlar Slate, Protector Flake and polished concrete all use the visualizer. Waterproofing for basements and foundations is shown with a cutaway only, not the photo visualizer.

Which systems work outdoors?

GraniFlex, Rustic Concrete Wood and Ashlar Slate are made for interior or exterior slabs, including driveways, patios, porches, pool decks and walkways. Metallic Marble and Protector Flake are interior systems, and polished concrete is shown for indoor floors. If your photo is a driveway, patio or walkway, those systems stay in the list but will not render on that photo.

What is GraniFlex?

A flexible rubber-membrane flake or quartz system. The prime coat soaks into the concrete and cures inside its pores, an optional liquid rubber base coat can be added, a flexible broadcast coat holds the flakes or quartz, and a clear seal coat finishes it. It stays flexible instead of turning brittle, and it is used indoors and out: pool decks, driveways, patios, porches, garages and basements.

What is the difference between GraniFlex and Protector Flake?

They are built differently. GraniFlex is a flexible rubber membrane: a penetrating flexible prime coat, an optional liquid rubber base coat, a flexible broadcast coat, flakes or quartz, and a clear seal coat. Its published elongation is 50 to 60 percent, a typical outdoor build is 38 to 45 mils, and it is made for interior or exterior use. Protector Flake is a rigid epoxy system: a pigmented epoxy base coat, vinyl color flakes and a clear polyurethane seal coat. Its published elongation is 2.5 percent, a typical build is 30 to 38 mils, and it is for interior floors only. If you want flake outdoors, choose GraniFlex.

What is Metallic Marble?

An interior epoxy system with metallic pigments. A prime coat and a marble coat, both clear epoxy with metallic pigments, are worked by hand for depth and movement like real marble, then a water-based topcoat in gloss or satin goes on top. A typical build is 60 to 80 mils. Slip resistance and UV blockers can be added.

What is Rustic Concrete Wood?

A cementitious overlay that is taped, textured and hand-stained to look like hardwood, with grain, knots and nail holes you can feel. It can be installed indoors or out. Indoors it is sealed with clear epoxy and an optional topcoat; outdoors it gets two coats of acrylic sealer.

What is Ashlar Slate?

A polymer-infused cementitious slate texture taped out in an ashlar pattern of random squares and rectangles, then stained. The grout coat underneath shows through as the grout lines. It works inside and out; indoors it is sealed with clear epoxy, and outdoors with two coats of acrylic sealer.

What is polished concrete?

A mechanical grind-and-polish process. Industrial diamonds and impregnating hardeners and sealers level, densify, polish and seal the slab, so the concrete itself becomes the finish. It is not a coating stacked on top.

Do you waterproof basements and foundations?

Yes. Waterproofing is a separate system for basements, foundations and similar areas. A flexible prime coat soaks into the concrete, cracks and the wall-to-floor joint are filled, and a flexible waterproof topcoat covers the area. It is explained with a cutaway, not the photo visualizer. Request a free estimate and we will look at the area with you.

Are the colors in the visualizer real?

The looks are representative of systems and colors we install. On-screen color and texture vary by screen and light, so please look at a physical sample at your estimate before choosing.

Do I have to outline my floor?

No. There are no corners to drag. The AI image model finds the floor surface in your photo by itself and changes only that surface, the way face recognition finds a face.

What happens to the photo I upload?

Your photo stays in this browser for your visit, including if you also open the New Concrete studio. After you unlock photoreal AI renders and pick a look, we store your photo, contact details and the designs you choose. We send the photo to our AI partner only when a render starts, and only to make that look. We keep them until you ask us to delete them by emailing estimates@luxuryconcretecoating.com or calling 937-789-3983. See our privacy policy.

General information about typical coating systems, not a specification or guarantee for your floor.