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UDT Metallic Pigment
Deep - Rich - 3D - Exotic - Durable!
Key Benefits of UDT Metallic Pigments
UDT Metallics are high-quality, dry powdered pigments made from premium mica particles that are coated with specialty organic and inorganic pigments. When blended with UDT MC Epoxy or MC-UV Epoxy, these metallic pigments create brilliant, iridescent, three-dimensional effects that transform ordinary floors into dazzling, one-of-a-kind surfaces. The result is a luxurious metallic epoxy floor system that is both durable and visually stunning—perfect for commercial, residential, and industrial spaces.
To achieve consistent results, always follow UDT’s Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) outlined in the official Technical Data Sheet. These step-by-step instructions help installers create flawless metallic epoxy floors with superior clarity, depth, and movement.
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Excellent self-leveling for a smooth, glass-like finish
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No bubbles or outgassing for a flawless application
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Dynamic color movement that enhances depth and dimension
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Superior UV resistance and long-lasting color stability
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Compatible with multiple UDT topcoats for versatile design options
Whether you’re a professional flooring installer or a designer searching for a bold, high-impact surface, UDT Metallic Pigments deliver unmatched quality, durability, and style. These pigments are the perfect choice for creating show-stopping metallic epoxy floors in retail stores, restaurants, showrooms, garages, and luxury residential interiors.
UDT Metallic Pigment Colors
When it comes to your topcoat selection, UDT distributors will guide you toward the ideal finish for your project. Choose between EPIC Water-Based Urethane for outstanding chemical resistance or Ultra HTS High-Solids Urethane for maximum durability and protection. For designers or clients seeking something truly different, the EPIC Matte Finish offers an ultra-low gloss surface that delivers a sophisticated, modern aesthetic unlike any other metallic epoxy flooring system on the market.
