Find the flake blend that fits your garage
Browse 48 decorative flake blends for epoxy and polyaspartic garage floors. Cool, neutral, warm, stone and mica — every floor is diamond-ground, hand-finished and sealed with a polyaspartic top coat in Spanish Fork and across Utah.
A speckled finish that is built to last
Decorative flakes are broadcast into a pigmented base coat until the floor is fully covered, then scraped, vacuumed and sealed with clear polyaspartic coats. The result is a seamless, easy-to-clean surface that hides slab imperfections and stands up to hot tires, road salt and everyday use.
Diamond-ground prep
Every slab is ground to profile and crack-repaired so the coating bonds mechanically.
Full flake broadcast
Your chosen blend is scattered to full coverage for a uniform, speckled look.
Polyaspartic top coats
Clear, UV-stable coats seal in the flake and add depth, gloss and chemical resistance.
01 / Cool
Cool blends
Blues, teals and icy grays with white and black accents. Cooler tones feel modern and clean, and they sit well beside dark cabinetry and steel-gray garage doors.
02 / Neutral Gray
Neutral Gray blends
The dependable all-rounder. Mixed grays are easy to live with, hide everyday dust and tire marks, and match almost any cabinet, door or exterior color.
03 / Warm
Warm blends
Terracotta, copper and desert tones for garages with a little personality. Warm blends complement wood, brick and earth-tone exteriors.
04 / Warm Neutral
Warm Neutral blends
Tans, creams, taupes and soft browns. A calm, natural look that brightens the space without feeling stark.
05 / Stone & Marble
Stone & Marble blends
Larger, tonal chips with a natural stone character. Calmer than a multi-color mix, with a look closer to terrazzo and honed stone.
06 / Mica Accent
Mica Accent blends
Standard flakes finished with metallic mica sparkle that catches the light. A bolder, showroom look for garages that double as display space.
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Size changes the look
The same blend reads very differently at different flake sizes. Smaller flake looks finer and closer to granite; larger flake looks bolder and more textured. Available sizes depend on the blend, so confirm at your estimate.
Fine flake
A tight, granite-like finish with a smooth, uniform feel.
Medium flake
Balanced speckle that stays calm from a distance and detailed up close.
Large flake
The classic chip look: bold, textured and full of character.
Flake color FAQs
Discover everything about our flake colours, from available colour blends and combinations to finishes, coverage, and choosing the perfect shade for your space.
Ask us directly — (801) 396-8239This page shows 48 featured blends across six series, and we can mix a custom blend if none of them is quite right. Bring your cabinet, door or wall colors to your estimate and we will help narrow it down in person.
Not exactly. The swatches here are digital illustrations of each blend, and screens, garage lighting and the clear top coat all change how flake reads in real life. That is why we bring physical flake samples to every estimate so you can judge color in your own garage.
Flake is scattered over the wet base coat until the surface is completely covered, then the excess is scraped and vacuumed away once cured. Full coverage gives the speckled, uniform look in the swatches and hides small imperfections in the slab.
In general, mid-tone mixes with several colors in them hide dust and tracked-in dirt better than a very light or very dark single-tone look. The Neutral Gray, Warm Neutral and Stone & Marble series are the usual starting points.
A professionally installed flake floor can last for many years with proper preparation, quality coatings and regular maintenance. Its lifespan depends on traffic, usage, installation quality and how well the surface is cared for.
Absolutely! You can combine different flake colors to create a look that matches your personal style and existing space. Our team can help you explore different combinations and find the right blend for your garage or concrete floor.
Standard flake color options generally do not change the overall project cost. However, custom blends, special finishes or additional coating requirements may affect pricing. We can provide an accurate estimate based on your preferred design and floor size.
Lighter shades such as light gray, soft beige and neutral blends can make a garage feel more open and spacious. Pairing these colors with good lighting can further brighten the space and create a clean, inviting appearance.
Yes! We bring physical flake samples to your estimate so you can see the actual colors and combinations before making a decision. This helps you choose a finish that looks great with your garage lighting, walls and overall design.