Floor Maintaining Guidelines

Prevention
These are the condition to avoid:

Chemical spillage (strong solvents, paint strippers, battery acid, brake fluid); in case of accidental spillage, wash immediately with plenty of water.
Dirt and grit are the worst enemies, it leads to scratch the floor
Standing can wrap and damage the floor badly
Caustic and hard cleaners
Dragging furniture or sharp objects
Do not use vacuum with beater bars
Sever impact from heavy objects
Direct sunlight would discolor the epoxy coating by nature

Regular Care

SWEEP: Brooms with fine, exploded ends trap dust and grit effectively.
VACUUM: Canister vacuums with special bare floor attachments are the surest way to get rid of all the dirt and dust.
DUST MOP: Use a good dust mop --- one with a 12- to 18- inch cotton head ---- and a special dust mop treatment. Spray the treatment onto the mop head 12 to 24 hours before dust mopping.
Mix an all-purpose cleaning product such as Pine-Sol or Mr. Clean and mix it according to manufacturer's directions in a bucket with warm (never hot) water. Scrub the floor as needed with a sponge mop or string mop.

Prevention
These are the condition to avoid:

Chemical spillage (strong solvents, paint strippers, battery acid, brake fluid); in case of accidental spillage, wash immediately with plenty of water.
Accumulated dirt and sands
Prolong standing water, particularly near the edges
Dragging sharp objects
Sever impact from heavy objects
Direct sunlight would discolor the epoxy coating by nature

Regular Care:

Sweep or dry mop any dust, dirt or debris from your epoxy floor frequently. Even though epoxy is a durable material, small bits of dirt can become embedded in the epoxy if not removed properly and frequently.
Mix an all-purpose cleaning product such as Pine-Sol or Mr. Clean and mix it according to manufacturer's directions in a bucket with warm (never hot) water. Scrub the floor as needed with a sponge mop or string mop.
Rinse the floor thoroughly after washing. This is imperative to cleaning an epoxy floor. Empty the bucket of soapy water and rinse it clean. Rinse the mop head clean as well. Fill the bucket with clean water and rinse the floor well. Repeat the process until you no longer see any suds or soap residue on the floor.
Keep moisture away from your epoxy floors. Clean up spills immediately. Replace moisture stripping on doors and windows to prevent unnecessary moisture. Excess moisture may cause the epoxy finish to bubble, which may result in destroying the finish as well as the floor underneath