Gray Full-Flake Garage Floor

What you're looking at

This is a gray flake blend broadcast to full coverage over a pigmented base and locked under a clear topcoat. The mid-tone gray is doing practical work: it hides the winter grit and tyre dust that accumulate between cleanings far better than a solid color, while still reading as a deliberate, finished surface rather than a painted slab.

Note where the coating stops at the door line — the apron beyond it is bare concrete. That is a choice, not an oversight. Exterior aprons see UV, freeze-thaw and plough damage that an interior system is not built for, so unless you specifically want the apron done in an exterior-rated product, terminating cleanly at the threshold is the longer-lasting answer.

How the system is built

1. 1Diamond-ground slab, cracks routed and filled, spalls rebuilt
2. 2Pigmented 100% solids epoxy base coat
3. 3Full-broadcast vinyl flake to refusal, scraped and vacuumed
4. 4Clear polyaspartic or urethane topcoat with anti-slip aggregate

Where it suits

• Two-car family garages
• Daily-driver parking
• Homes with kids and bikes
• Anywhere road salt comes in