Do any of the colours cost more?

No. All eight standard blends are the same price on the same system with the same warranty. Hand-worked metallic finishes are quoted separately because they take a third day and are made on site rather than broadcast.

Which blend hides dirt best?

Domino and Creekbed. Both are busy, high-contrast mixes, and the more visual noise a floor already has the less any individual mark reads. Solid or tonal blends like Carbon and Nightfall are the least forgiving between cleans.

Can I see a sample before deciding?

Yes. We bring physical sample boards to the walkthrough, and they are worth looking at in your own garage light — a blend can read quite differently under a bare bulb than it does on a screen.

Can you mix a custom blend?

We can, including team colours and two-tone layouts with a border. Custom blends are quoted per job because they mean ordering flake specifically for your floor rather than pulling from stock.

Will the colour fade in the sun?

No. The flake sits under a UV-stable clear topcoat, so it will not amber or wash out the way an older epoxy clear does where the afternoon sun comes through the door.

What if I pick one and change my mind?

Tell us any time before install day and we will swap it — the flake is not ordered for your job until the date is close. Once the base coat is down it is set, so the walkthrough is the moment to be sure.

Eight flake blends. One you will still like in ten years.

Every blend below is a full broadcast — flake thrown to refusal, wall to wall, until the base coat disappears. They all cost the same, they all carry the same warranty, and the only real question is which one suits how you use the room.

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01The Library

Lightest to darkest. Scroll the whole set.

These are rendered from the actual chip mix in each blend, so what you see is the proportion of colour that lands on your slab — not a paint chip.

Snowfall

White & gray

White and soft gray with just enough charcoal scattered through to keep it from reading flat. The brightest floor we install.

Sandstone

Cream & warm gray

Cream and off-white carrying flecks of warm peach and soft gray. Reads warm against brick and beige walls.

Tidal Wave

White, gray & slate blue

White and light gray with slate blue worked through it. Cool and bright without going stark.

Creekbed

Tan, olive & rust

Tan, cream, olive and soft gray with rust and brown running through. The best blend for hiding dust and leaves.

Domino

Black, white & gray

Black, white and gray at full contrast. The busiest blend we offer, and the one that hides tire scuff best.

Orbit

Cobalt on black & gray

Cobalt blue carried on black, white and gray. Actual color rather than another gray floor.

Nightfall

Charcoal & slate

Charcoal and slate grays blended tonally, with no white in it. Dark without going to solid black.

Carbon

Solid black

Solid black flake, edge to edge, with no second color. Deep and clean, like a showroom bay.

02How To Choose

Four things that actually decide it.

Most people pick on looks alone and are happy. If you want to think about it properly, these are the considerations that come up on our calls.

What you want it to hide

Busy, high-contrast blends hide the most. Domino and Creekbed swallow tire scuff, dust and the grit that blows in under the door. A quiet tonal blend like Nightfall looks calmer but shows more between cleans — which matters if the garage is also the way into the house.

How much light the room has

A light floor throws a surprising amount of daylight back at the ceiling, and most people find they stop reaching for the work light. Snowfall and Sandstone are the two that genuinely brighten a dim garage. Carbon is the opposite: it is beautiful under good lighting and gloomy without it.

What the house is made of

Warm brick and beige stone sit naturally with Sandstone and Creekbed. Grey stone, white trim and cooler modern exteriors go with Snowfall, Tidal Wave or Nightfall. Holding a blend against the wall of the house is a better test than holding it against a paint chip.

What the room is actually for

A show garage can take Carbon or Orbit and look incredible. A working shop with a lift and a bench does better with a busy blend that forgives. And if you are coating before selling, the neutral end of the range is the safer bet — it appeals to more buyers than a statement floor.

03Straight Answers

What people ask about colour.

Do any of the colours cost more?: No. All eight standard blends are the same price on the same system with the same warranty. Hand-worked metallic finishes are quoted separately because they take a third day and are made on site rather than broadcast.
Which blend hides dirt best?: Domino and Creekbed. Both are busy, high-contrast mixes, and the more visual noise a floor already has the less any individual mark reads. Solid or tonal blends like Carbon and Nightfall are the least forgiving between cleans.
Can I see a sample before deciding?: Yes. We bring physical sample boards to the walkthrough, and they are worth looking at in your own garage light — a blend can read quite differently under a bare bulb than it does on a screen.
Can you mix a custom blend?: We can, including team colours and two-tone layouts with a border. Custom blends are quoted per job because they mean ordering flake specifically for your floor rather than pulling from stock.
Will the colour fade in the sun?: No. The flake sits under a UV-stable clear topcoat, so it will not amber or wash out the way an older epoxy clear does where the afternoon sun comes through the door.
What if I pick one and change my mind?: Tell us any time before install day and we will swap it — the flake is not ordered for your job until the date is close. Once the base coat is down it is set, so the walkthrough is the moment to be sure.

Seen one you like? See it on your floor.

The estimator shows your chosen blend on a live floor preview while you answer. Six questions, about a minute, and no showroom visit.