
Gravel
Speckled gray and white with darker charcoal chips mixed through. A clean concrete-gray look.
Try Gravel on my floorEvery floor we coat gets a full broadcast of polymer flake between the polyurea base and the polyaspartic topcoat. These are the garage floor flake colors we stock, cut down to the blends that hide dust and tire marks and still look clean years later.

15:00Flake goes down in the base coat's working window
A small swatch is hard to picture across a whole two-car garage. Take a photo of your floor, mark its four corners, and tap through our colors to see each one laid out in your own light.
Drag any corner to fine-tune it.
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The preview is a guide. Flake reads a little different under your own lights, which is why we bring the colors you shortlisted on install day.
Bright, white-and-gray mixes that open up a dark garage or basement and keep a patio cooler in summer sun.

Speckled gray and white with darker charcoal chips mixed through. A clean concrete-gray look.
Try Gravel on my floor
Soft grays and white with a scatter of black chips, close to a terrazzo look.
Try Feather Gray on my floor
Whites and light tans with gray, black and a few brown chips. Warmer than the grays.
Try Coyote on my floor
Beige, white and gray with black accents. Reads a lot like a granite countertop.
Try Cabin Fever on my floorMore contrast and more color. These hide dirt, salt residue and tire marks the best.


Black, white and gray in strong contrast. Bold, and very forgiving of dirt.
Try Domino on my floor

Mixed stone tones: tan, gray, brown and white. Looks like river rock.
Try Creekbed on my floor
Beige, cream and white with black chips. A sandy look that suits warm wall colors.
Try Shoreline on my floor

Charcoal, slate and black with lighter gray chips. The darkest blend we carry, and still speckled enough to break up dust.
Try Nightfall on my floorMore finished-floor photos for each color are on the way. Until then, the project gallery shows how flake reads on a full floor.