
Browse every color we install, from speckled flake to flowing metallic and clean solid color. Tap any swatch to zoom in, then ask to see real samples at your free estimate.
Thirteen standard flake colors make up the classic garage floor. Mixed speckles break up dust and tire marks, add grip underfoot and install in a single day. Pick a blend that suits your walls, cabinets and the amount of sun your floor gets.













Ten marble flake colors give a softer, more blended finish than standard flake. The look reads closer to natural stone, which suits finished garages, show spaces, entry areas and rooms where you want the floor to look more refined.










Six metallic flake colors add a glint to a flake floor. As you walk across it the light catches the chips and the surface shifts. It is a middle path between classic flake and a full metallic epoxy floor, and it keeps the one-day flake schedule.






Twenty-four metallic epoxy colors create a flowing, marbleized surface that is different on every floor. Pigment moves through the resin to form swirls, depth and a mirror-like gloss. It suits showpiece garages, showrooms, lounges and living spaces.
























Eighteen solid colors give a clean, even finish in one shade. Solid color suits shops, workspaces and garages where you want a bold, simple look. Lighter shades brighten a bay and stay a little cooler in the sun, while darker shades hide scuffs but show dust.


















The chart holds 71 colors in five collections: 13 standard flake, 10 marble flake, 6 metallic flake, 24 metallic epoxy and 18 solid. Start with the collection, because each one changes the look, the install time and the price range. Then zoom in on the swatches and build a shortlist. In the high desert, light changes through the day, so we bring physical samples to see in your own space.
Our chart has 71 colors in five collections: 13 standard flake colors, 10 marble flake colors, 6 metallic flake colors, 24 metallic epoxy colors and 18 solid colors. Each collection gives a different look and install time, and you can zoom in on every swatch on this page.
It will be close, but screens and printed charts never match a real floor exactly. Lighting changes how flakes and metallics look, and the sun in the Antelope Valley is strong. That is why we bring physical samples to your free estimate so you can judge them in your own space.
The collection changes the install time far more than the specific color does. A flake floor is finished in one day, solid color takes about 3 days, metallic takes 3 to 4 days and quartz and sand finishes take 2 to 3 days. Switching shades inside one collection does not change the schedule.
Mid-tone, multicolor flake blends hide dust and tire marks best, because the speckles break up the pattern of fine silt. Solid black shows dust readily and solid white shows tire marks and scuffs. In a windy valley, a blended flake gives the most forgiving surface.
A lighter or mid-tone blend is the most comfortable choice for a sunny bay. Dark floors absorb more heat and show every speck of dust, while light and blended floors stay more forgiving. Whatever you pick, a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat keeps the color from shifting.
Yes. At your free on-site estimate we bring samples from the chart so you can compare colors against your walls, cabinets and light. Seeing the real flake or metallic finish in your own garage makes the final decision far easier than choosing from a screen.
See how a flake epoxy floor, a metallic epoxy floor or a solid color epoxy floor is installed, read how to prepare your garage, see finished floors in the gallery, or request a free estimate and we will bring physical samples to your home.
Call (661) 545-6676 or send the form at the top of the page. We bring samples to your free estimate.