Flake epoxy is the go-to garage finish for good reason. It’s textured, forgiving, and comes in dozens of color blends that hide everyday dust and wear.
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After grinding and repairing the slab, we apply a colored base coat and broadcast decorative vinyl flakes across it until the surface is fully covered. Once it cures, we scrape away loose flakes and seal the floor under a clear polyaspartic topcoat. The flakes add texture underfoot and give the floor a speckled, granite-like look.
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The pattern masks dust, small debris, and minor slab flaws.
The flake texture improves grip, especially when the floor is wet.
A full-broadcast system with a polyaspartic topcoat holds up to hot tires, tools, and heavy use.
Light grays, tans, and darker blends to match your home’s exterior or style.
Garages are the most common use, but flake systems also work well on covered patios, laundry rooms, mudrooms, commercial kitchens, and locker rooms.
A partial broadcast scatters flakes over a solid base for a lighter look. A full broadcast covers the floor completely, which adds texture and durability. Most garages get full broadcast.
Quartz systems are even more slip-resistant and are common in commercial kitchens. Flake offers more color options and is the usual choice for homes.
No. A full broadcast hides the concrete entirely.
Call (254) 239-0772 or request a free estimate, and we’ll bring flake samples to your garage.