Flakes Epoxy

Flake epoxy is the most practical upgrade for garages, workshops, and high use spaces because it balances durability, grip, and a clean finished look.

We apply an epoxy base coat, broadcast decorative vinyl flakes to the coverage level you choose, then seal everything with a protective topcoat. The result is a seamless floor that hides dust and minor imperfections better than solid colours, stays easy to clean, and can be tuned for traction depending on how the space is used. Flake epoxy is a strong fit for garages, basements, utility rooms, retail back areas, corridors, storage rooms, shops, and many commercial interiors. If your slab has moisture risk, heavy damage, or an existing coating, we will assess it and recommend the right prep and system build before installation.

What’s Included

The core scope that determines durability and final appearance

Slab assessment and finish recommendation

Mechanical grinding and surface correction where needed

Crack and joint repairs where appropriate

Base coat application for strong adhesion

Flake broadcast to selected coverage level

Scrape and vacuum to remove loose flakes and level the surface

Protective clear topcoat for wear, chemical resistance, and cleanability

Optional traction upgrade and cove base where needed

Why Flake Epoxy

Performance benefits that matter in real spaces

Benefits

Built for daily wear Hides dust and imperfections Easy maintenance

Designed for foot traffic, rolling loads, and everyday impacts common in garages and work areas.

Hides dust and imperfections
The flake pattern masks minor surface defects and helps the floor look clean longer between washes.

Traction control
We can keep it smoother for easier mopping or add traction for safer wet zones.

A sealed, non porous surface makes spills and dirt easier to remove compared to bare concrete.

Consistent, professional finish
Uniform coverage, clean edges, and a finish that looks intentional, not like a quick paint job.

Finish Options

Coverage Level Flake Size Topcoat Finish

Light broadcast: more base colour visible, smoother look
Medium broadcast: balanced coverage, common for many interiors
Full broadcast: maximum coverage and durability, best for garages and shops

Micro flake: tighter, more modern appearance
Standard flake: classic garage and commercial look

Satin: reduces glare and hides wear well
Gloss: brighter look and maximum depth
Traction option: added grip for wet or entry areas

Our Process

A repeatable workflow that keeps results consistent

1. Assessment and Scope Confirmation

2. Prep and Repairs

Base Coat and Flake Broadcast

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers for common questions

How does the whole process work?

We start by assessing the slab and prepping it with mechanical grinding for strong adhesion. We repair cracks and damaged spots where appropriate. Then we apply a base coat, broadcast flakes to the selected coverage, scrape and vacuum to level the surface, and finish with a clear topcoat. You receive a return to service timeline and care guidance.

Is flake epoxy good for garages and hot tires?

Yes, flake epoxy is one of the most common garage systems. Hot tire pickup is usually linked to poor prep or the wrong products. We reduce that risk with mechanical grinding and a system build suitable for garage use.

Is it slippery when wet?

It depends on the topcoat and texture. We can add traction options for wet zones while keeping the floor easy to clean. We will recommend the right balance based on your space.

Will cracks still show?

We repair cracks and joints where appropriate, but concrete can move over time. Some lines may remain faint or reappear depending on slab movement. We explain what can be minimized and what may return.

How long does it take and when can I use the space?

Most jobs take 1 to 3 days depending on prep and size. Return to service depends on temperature, humidity, and the topcoat. We provide a clear schedule for foot traffic and heavier use like vehicles.

How do I maintain a flake epoxy floor?

Sweep or vacuum grit regularly, then mop with a neutral cleaner. Avoid harsh acids and strong solvents unless the system is designed for them. In garages, rinsing off salt and grit helps keep the finish looking new.

Services

Built to Endure, Designed to Shine

+1 437 343 9077

jas@duronyx.com

Mon - Sat: 7.30am - 17.30pm