Glow-in-the-dark and black-light reactive epoxy for garages, game rooms, home theaters and bars across the Las Vegas valley. Priced on site, with a free written quote.
Design examples
Lights on, the floor shows its base color. Lights off with a UV light on, the pattern lights up.
Design illustrations made with AI, not photos of finished jobs. Your installer can show real samples at the quote.
Get my free glow floor quoteTwo different effects
They look alike in photos, but they work differently. Most people pick one based on whether the room has a UV light.
Photoluminescent pigment soaks up light, then gives it back when the lights go off. No special lights needed.
Fluorescent pigment lights up under ultraviolet (black) light. Bright and even for as long as the UV light is on.
How it is installed
Most of a good floor is the prep you never see. Here is what happens, start to finish.
Send the short form or call. The room, the rough size and which effect you like: glow-in-the-dark or black-light reactive.
A local installer comes out, measures, and looks at cracks, stains and any old coating. You get a written price before any work starts, with no obligation.
The slab is diamond ground to open up the surface, then cracks and pits are filled. This is what makes the coating bond to the concrete instead of peeling off it.
A base coat goes down wall to wall, then the glow or UV-reactive pigment is worked into the pattern you picked.
A clear topcoat seals everything in. It is the layer that takes the parking, hot tires, spills and scuffs, and it is what you wipe clean.
You walk the finished floor with the installer and get clear times for when to walk on it and when to park on it.
Step photos show typical coating work and a design illustration, not a specific Las Vegas job. The installer confirms the system and the schedule for your floor at the quote.
Straight answers
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No. It is brightest right after the lights go out and fades over the next few hours. It recharges the next time the room is lit.
Yes, when the prep is done right. This is not garage paint or a store-bought kit. The concrete is diamond ground so the coating bonds into it, then a multi-coat system goes down and is sealed under a clear protective topcoat. The glow or UV-reactive pigment sits under that topcoat, like the chips on a flake floor. How long any floor lasts depends on the slab, the prep and how the space is used, so ask what is covered and get it in writing on your quote.
For glow-in-the-dark, no: normal room light or daylight charges it. For black-light reactive, yes: it only lights up under a UV (black) light, which is a separate item.
You see the base color of the floor. The glow effect shows in the dark, or under UV light for a black-light floor. Ask to see a sample at your quote.
There is no published range for glow floors yet. The pigment, how much of the floor glows and the size of the room set the price. The installer puts it in writing after seeing the floor.
Any glossy floor can be slick when wet. Flake has natural texture, and an anti-slip additive can be added to the topcoat on any finish. Ask for it at your quote if grip matters to you.
The on-site quote is free and there is no obligation. You get a written price, and the decision is yours.
A local installer we connect you with. Las Vegas Epoxy Pros gives you the price range and passes your request to a local garage floor installer. Your quote comes from the installer.
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