Epoxy Floor Colors
EpoxyPRO floors come in 35 colors: 10 flake blends, 12 solid colors and 13 metallic colors. This page shows them all. You choose the color on the kit page when you order.
Tap a color to open the Garage Pro kit in that color. Screens show color differently. If the exact shade matters, call (877) 703-7699 before you order.
Flake color chart: 10 blends
A full flake floor is covered edge to edge with 1/4 inch flake, so the blend you pick is the color of the floor. Six blends are gray: Domino, Wombat, Nightfall, Gravel, Orbit and Tidal Wave. Four are tan: Creekbed, Cabin Fever, Shoreline and Outback.
- The base coat under the flake is matched to your blend. Gray blends go over a gray base. Tan blends go over tan or beige.
- Every 350 sq ft of floor gets a 40 lb box of flake.
- Flake comes in four kits: Garage Pro, Garage One-Day, Basement & Indoor Pro and Commercial Pro.
More on this finish: full flake epoxy floor kits.
Solid epoxy floor colors: 12 colors
A solid color floor is one even color. It costs the least and is the simplest finish to apply.
Light Gray
Medium Gray
Dark Gray
Charcoal
Black
White
Tile Red
Photo comingOff White
Photo comingBeige
Photo comingTan
Photo comingFazor Tan
Photo comingSE Camel
Photos of Off White, Beige, Tan, Fazor Tan and SE Camel are on the way. All five can be ordered now.
- All 12 colors come in the Garage Starter, Garage Pro, Basement & Indoor Pro and Commercial Pro kits.
- The Garage One-Day kit comes in 11 of them. It does not come in Charcoal.
- Epoxy ambers in sunlight. The Garage Pro kit adds a UV-stable topcoat. The Starter kit has no topcoat.
Metallic epoxy colors: 13 colors
A metallic floor is glossy and marbled. The pigment is stirred into clear epoxy and poured over a black ground coat. It takes more technique than the other finishes.
- Metallic comes in three kits: Garage Starter, Garage Pro and Basement & Indoor Pro.
- Every 350 sq ft of floor gets 12 oz of pigment.
- Metallic shows flaws in the slab, so the concrete has to be in good shape.
More on this finish: metallic epoxy floor kits.
Garage floor epoxy colors: which finish to pick
- Full flake hides dust and small flaws in the slab and adds texture underfoot.
- Solid color costs the least and is the simplest to apply.
- Metallic gives a glossy, marbled floor and takes more technique.
Still deciding? Build my kit walks you through it. Or read six ways to build an epoxy floor.
Which kits come in which colors
| Kit | Solid colors | Flake blends | Metallic colors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Garage Pro System | 12 | 10 | 13 |
| Garage One-Day System | 11 | 10 | Not offered |
| Garage Starter System | 12 | Not offered | 13 |
| Basement & Indoor Pro System | 12 | 10 | 13 |
| Commercial Pro System | 12 | 10 | Not offered |
Epoxy floor color FAQ
Can I test a color before I buy a kit?
Yes. Flake is sold in 1 lb bags. The epoxy base coat comes in a 0.75 gal kit for a test patch. Metallic pigment comes in a 4 oz size.
Do I choose the base coat color under flake?
No. The kit matches the base coat to your blend.
Will the color change in the sun?
Epoxy ambers in sunlight without a UV-stable topcoat. The Garage Pro and One-Day kits finish with one. More in epoxy vs polyaspartic.
How much floor does one kit cover?
Kits are sized by floor area, from 350 sq ft up to 2,100 sq ft. The epoxy calculator sizes yours.
Not sure which color fits?
Call (877) 703-7699. If we miss you, we call back within an hour.