Flake Epoxy Garage Floor Coatings

How it works

Flake epoxy is applied in layers: a pigmented epoxy base coat, a broadcast layer of colored vinyl flake chips (as light or as dense as you want), and a clear topcoat that seals it all in and gives it the gloss. The flake layer isn't just cosmetic — it also helps hide dust, small debris, and minor surface imperfections between cleanings.

Why our flake floors last

• Mechanical diamond grinding, never acid etching — the concrete pores stay open for a real mechanical bond.
• Commercial-grade epoxy resins rated for freeze-thaw climates, not big-box store kits.
• Cracks, pits, and spalling repaired before any coating goes down.
• Optional anti-slip additive in the topcoat for wet or snowy conditions.

Flake density options

Full broadcast (dense, wall-to-wall flake coverage) is the most popular and most forgiving finish for daily garage use. Partial broadcast gives a lighter, more subtle look with base color showing through. We'll walk you through both on-site.