COLOR FLAKE BLEND SELECTIONS

Even though choosing a color may seem a simple task or small detail, it may affect the aesthetic of your floor and place. Additionally, the color you choose will affect the maintenance and cleaning practices required to carry out.

The first step is to select the flake color that compliments both the inside and outside of your homes decor, colors & overall feel. After a flake color has been selected, choose a base color that compliments and matches the flake colors you have selected. Keep in mind the color of the flakes when choosing color combinations. Tan and gray hues are the most commonly used base colors, but many other colors work well too, such as white and black hues. The only time the base color is not important is when you are doing a full refusal, which is when the flakes are distributed over the entire floor until you cannot see the floor color anymore.

The most popular option tends to be a blend of three colors. It is recommended to start with a light color and a dark color before choosing a medium color. So, for example, white, black, and a medium gray tone. Of course, you can use fewer or more color combinations; the choice is yours.

Lastly, dirt, dust, grime and spills are an unfortunate inevitability regardless of what room your surface is applied to. Certain flake options are going to show signs of uncleanliness worse than others. It’s important to consider what activities you’ll do on your newly sealed surface and how often you’ll be able to clean it. The classic color for garage epoxy is any of our grey flake options, as these generally require the least amount of upkeep to stay looking great. If you are building a garage gym, we recommend Igneous, as it tends to look like classic gym flooring. While Igneous tends to show dust, home gym owners frequently clean their equipment and flooring to offset this. For our woodworking enthusiasts, we recommend our earthier color options like Saddle Tan, Cafe Mocha or Desert Butte. These colors add a lot of light to the room, make it easy to find dropped screws and nails, and hide much of the sawdust accumulation between cleanings.

Below is a full list of color flakes & base color selections available. We can also custom blend and match colors for any business or brand!

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