Chip, Flake, or Solid Color: Choosing Your Finish

Solid Color: Clean and Modern

A single, uniform color with a smooth, high-gloss (or matte, if you prefer) finish. This is the cleanest, most minimal-looking option — popular in newer North Texas builds where the homeowner wants the garage to read as an extension of a modern interior rather than a separate utility space. It's also the easiest finish to spot-touch later, since there's no pattern to match.

Flake: The Most Popular Choice

Decorative vinyl flakes are broadcast across the wet base coat by hand, then sealed under a clear topcoat. Flake systems hide dust, tire marks, and minor imperfections far better than solid color, which makes them the most popular residential choice — especially for daily-driver garages that see regular use. Dozens of color blends are available, from neutral grays to bold multi-tone mixes.

Metallic: The Showpiece Option

Metallic pigments are hand-worked into the wet epoxy to create swirling, three-dimensional depth — no two metallic floors look exactly alike. It's the finish most often requested for luxury motor courts, show garages, and any space meant to double as living or entertaining area. It costs more than flake or solid color, but the visual impact is genuinely different, not just a color variation.

Which Should You Choose?

• Daily-driver garage, want low-maintenance hiding of dirt and tire marks — choose flake
• Modern, minimal aesthetic matching a newer build's interior — choose solid color
• Showcase garage, home gym, or entertaining space — choose metallic
• Not sure? We bring physical samples to every free estimate so you can see the finish in your actual lighting