28 Flake Blends
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Flake floors are a multi-layer coating system where coloured vinyl flakes are broadcast into a wet epoxy or polyurea basecoat, then sealed with a clear topcoat. The flakes hide minor concrete imperfections, add texture and grip, and give the floor its distinctive multi-tone look.

Same flake blends work with both epoxy and polyurea systems.

Three things drive the decision:

Lighting — north-facing basements pull cooler tones (Tidalwave, Shoreline) while sunny garages handle warmer earth tones (Outback, Wombat). What you want hidden — darker blends with more colour movement hide tire marks and dust better than light solids. What's already in the room — match or contrast existing cabinets, walls and trim.

We bring physical samples to every estimate so you can see how blends look under your actual lighting.

Yes. The same vinyl flake blends work with our epoxy and polyurea-polyaspartic basecoats.

The choice between systems is independent of colour — pick the look you want, then we'll recommend the right resin system based on how you'll use the floor (indoor vs outdoor, vehicle traffic, UV exposure, budget).

Standard blends (12 colours) are what we install most often and keep in stock — fastest turnaround, included in standard pricing. Custom blends (17 above + 100+ more from the manufacturer catalog) are less common combinations and pigment-matched mixes.

Custom blends typically add $0.50–$1.50 per square foot depending on the chosen blend, plus 1–2 weeks of additional lead time for sourcing. The flake material itself is the same quality — the difference is stocking, sourcing and price.

Vinyl flakes are highly UV-stable — the flakes themselves don't fade. The variable is the topcoat. Cheap clear topcoats can yellow over time, which dulls the colour underneath.

Our standard polyaspartic topcoat stays clear long-term, so the flake blend you pick today is what you'll see in 10 years.

Enough to provide reliable slip resistance even when wet, but not so much that it's hard to sweep. The flake-broadcast surface feels textured underfoot, similar to a fine sandpaper.

For high-moisture spaces (kitchens, entryways) we can add an extra anti-slip additive in the topcoat for more grip.

Yes. We bring physical sample boards to every estimate — actual flake broadcasts, not just printed swatches.

Lighting matters a lot with flake floors, so seeing the boards in your actual space is the right way to choose. We'll also bring photos of recent installs in colours you're considering.

Our top sellers for residential garages are Outback, Gravel and Domino — neutral earth tones that hide dirt, salt and tire marks well.

For basements, Cabin Fever and Wombat are common picks because they read warm under typical basement lighting. For showpiece garages, Orbit and Bean offer more dramatic colour movement.