Vinyl Flake Coating

Vinyl flake flooring, also known as chip flake flooring, is a type of decorative flooring system that consists of colorful chips that come in various shapes and sizes, that are broadcast onto a wet epoxy coating.

Close-up view of a speckled, textured garage floor with a blurry view of a garage and parked cars in the background.

    1. Slip Resistant. The textured surface creates great traction.

    2. Durable. The flakes help the epoxy coating from wear and tear, which in turn, protects your concrete.

    3. Aesthetically Pleasing. It looks good, and the color combos are completely customizable.

    1. Clear the Area: We ask that you clear the area and remove all items from the space.

    2. Grind the Floor + Edges: First we use a diamond grinder or shot blaster to roughen the surface, or remove any previous coating. This creates a better bond between the concrete and epoxy.

    3. Repair Cracks: Then, we fill any cracks or holes with a patching compound and allow it to dry.

    4. Sweep + Clean: Grinding creates a bunch of dust -so we sweep + clean making sure all dirt and dust is gone.

    5. Mix + Apply Epoxy: Mix the epoxy components, and apply it to the floor using a roller.

    6. Add Vinyl Flakes: While the epoxy is wet, we broadcast the vinyl flakes to the epoxy for a customized finish.

    7. Seal with a Topcoat: After everything has dried. We clean up the extra flakes, and apply a clear topcoat to protect the epoxy and give it a glossy finish.

    8. Let it Cure!: This takes around 24-48 hours.

  • The most common area to install a vinyl flake coating, or epoxy floor, are in residential or commercial garages.

    But, don’t feel limited to only that area. You can also utilize this in commercial spaces, industrial warehouse’s, healthcare facilities, outdoor patios or pool decks.

  • Below is a carousel of the most popular pre-mixed colors. That said, all vinyl flake mixes are customizable, and can be picked to your liking.

Collection of Colors

  • Close-up image of multicolored ceramic tile chips in shades of beige, white, black, and brown.

    Creekbed

  • Close-up of multicolored speckled textured surface with beige, black, white, and gray chips.

    Loon

  • Close-up of a textured surface with small, irregularly shaped pieces in tan, black, and off-white colors, resembling speckled or confetti-like material.

    Shoreline

  • Close-up of black, white, gray, and blue confetti paper scattered.

    Orbit

  • Close-up of blue and white terrazzo flooring with uneven, speckled pattern.

    Beaver

  • Close-up of black, white, and gray speckled granite surface.

    Domino

  • Close-up of black, white, and gray speckled textured material, resembling paint or decorative surface.

    Wombat

  • Close-up of small, irregularly shaped gray, white, and black flakes or chips scattered randomly.

    Nightfall

  • Close-up of a speckled, granulated surface with black, white, and gray pieces.

    Gravel

  • Close-up of a textured surface with small, irregularly shaped white and blue-gray flakes or chips.

    Tidal Wave

  • Close-up of a multicolored terrazzo floor with small, irregular pieces in shades of black, white, gray, and beige.

    Cabin Fever

  • A close-up view of multicolored crushed stone or gravel, predominantly black, white, beige, and gray pieces.

    Crossbow

  • Close-up of multicolored shredded paper in shades of beige, brown, black, and white.

    Outback

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