Colors
Flake colors
25 blends we can actually order. Narrow it down here, then look at the real thing before you decide.
A screen is not a sample
Every phone and every monitor shows color differently, and flake looks different again on a floor under garage lighting than it does in a photograph. Nothing on this page is going to match exactly.
So use it the way it is meant to be used: get down to two or three you like. We bring the real samples when we come out to measure, and you look at them on your own concrete, in your own light, before anything is ordered.
Everything here is a blend we can get. A chart full of colors nobody can source is a promise we cannot keep, so if it is on this page you can have it on your floor.
Choosing one you will still like in five years
Two things decide this more than color does.
How busy the blend is. A blend with a lot going on hides dust, tire marks and the odd drip between cleans. A quiet one looks sharper the day it is finished and shows every footprint after that.
How light it is. On a shop or machinery floor a lighter blend earns its keep — you can see a dropped bolt, and you can see which machine is leaking before it becomes a stain. Darker floors hide the mess and hide the problem with it.
The standard blends
Quarter-inch vinyl flake. This is what goes on almost every garage, basement and shop floor we do.
Coarser blends
The same quarter-inch flake, but with more contrast between the chips. They read more like stone and less like a pattern.
Take the chart with you — it’s free
All %(count)d blends in one PDF, plus the two questions worth asking before you pick one. Print it, or keep it on your phone.
Then sit down with it together. Nobody chooses a garage floor alone, and this is a lot easier at your own kitchen table than over somebody’s shoulder on a phone!
See them on your own floor
Pictures only go so far. We bring the real chips out with us, lay them on your concrete in your own light, and you decide standing over them — which is the only place a floor color is ever really chosen.
Book the visit. It’s free, and looking costs you nothing!
Blend photographs are the manufacturer’s. Colors are approximate and vary between screens.