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We begin by understanding your space, your intended use and the finish you have in mind.
Sometimes the best businesses begin because somebody decides there has to be a better way. For OCD Epoxy, that is exactly what happened.
When OCD Epoxy founder Westley Wynne was creating a new home for his family, he knew what he wanted his floors to look like. He trusted others who said they could deliver that vision. Unfortunately, the reality was very different.
The floors were disappointing, and despite trying again, Westley faced the same frustration three separate times. What should have been an exciting part of creating a family home instead became an expensive and deeply disappointing experience.
Rather than accepting it, he decided to understand the process himself. He studied epoxy applications, completed professional training and developed the practical and technical knowledge needed to create the kind of finishes he had originally been looking for.


The name OCD Epoxy reflects the mindset behind the business. Epoxy work rewards attention to detail. The preparation underneath the finish matters. The products matter. The technique matters. The timing matters.
A professional result shouldn't begin with pouring epoxy. It begins with caring about the details.

Some clients arrive knowing exactly what they want. Others have seen a colour, pattern or inspiration image and need help turning it into something suited to their space. Either way, the goal is not to make every project look the same. We want every completed project to feel like it belongs exactly where it was created.
We begin by understanding your space, your intended use and the finish you have in mind.
The quality of the final result depends on the surface underneath it, so preparation is treated seriously.
Colour, metallic movement and application technique are used to develop a finish with its own character.
Great epoxy work isn't achieved through creativity alone. Understanding preparation, materials, application techniques and finishing systems is essential.
Westley completed comprehensive training covering theoretical and practical epoxy application, including coating systems on concrete, stone and Formica substrates, flooring systems and kitchen countertop overlays.
Professional TrainingTell us about your space, the surface you want to transform and the finish you have in mind. We’ll help you explore what is possible.