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Flake Epoxy & Urethane Flooring in Denver
The most popular decorative garage and commercial floor system in Colorado. Colored vinyl flakes broadcast into epoxy, locked under a tough polyaspartic or urethane topcoat for grip, durability, and style that hides everyday wear.
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What Is Flake Epoxy?
Flake (also called chip or broadcast) systems start with a solid epoxy base coat. Colored vinyl chips are scattered into the wet resin, then sealed under a clear polyaspartic or urethane topcoat. The chips create a speckled, stone-like look and a subtle texture that adds slip resistance. Because chips come in dozens of individual colors, your “color” is really a custom blend.
Full-broadcast floors cover the base completely for maximum texture and imperfection-hiding. Partial broadcasts let some base color show for a more subtle effect. Both are extremely durable when installed over properly diamond-ground concrete.
Why Flake Wins Garages
Key Benefits of Flake Systems
Built-in Slip Resistance
The flake texture provides traction underfoot — far better than a smooth solid or metallic floor when wet or oily.
Hides Imperfections & Dirt
The multi-tone speckled surface camouflages minor slab cracks, tire marks, dust, and everyday mess between cleanings.
Extremely Durable
Full-build systems with quality topcoats stand up to hot tires, dropped tools, chemicals, and Colorado freeze-thaw cycles.
Endless Color Options
Charcoal with blue accent, warm earth tones, granite looks, black & white — we bring samples so you see real chips in your light.
UV-Stable Topcoats
Polyaspartic and aliphatic urethane topcoats resist yellowing under high-altitude Colorado sun.
Fast Install Options
With polyaspartic systems, many garages can be completed and back in light use within about a day.
2026 Trending Flake Colors
Cool single-tone gray is giving way to warmer, more complex blends:
- Charcoal + blue/steel accent — the new garage standard; modern and hides tire marks.
- Warm earth tones — saddle tan, granite, autumn, coastal blends that feel residential.
- Multi-chip 4–5 color mixes — natural stone / terrazzo-like depth.
- Classic black & white granite — timeless high-contrast that never dates.
We’ll bring physical samples to your space so you can compare blends against your walls and lighting before committing.
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