Colour guide
Every blend below is one we install on Melbourne garage floors. Compare the chip mixes, see finished floors where we have photos, then tell us the one you like when we come to measure.
Most popular · hides dust and tyre marks
Our best-selling blend. The warm brown chips break up the grey so footprints, concrete dust and tyre scuffs almost disappear between cleans. Works with rendered walls, timber-look doors and neutral brick.
Balconies, showrooms, bright spaces
A clean white field with a defined grey border reads like a showroom. It bounces light around dark garages and balconies. Needs a little more regular sweeping than darker blends, but the payoff is a much brighter space.
Warm, forgiving, matches brick homes
A warm sandy blend that suits classic Melbourne brick homes and anything with a beige or cream render. The mid-tone is the most forgiving finish we install for dust and leaf litter.
Modern homes, dark garage doors
High-contrast and architectural. Matches monument-coloured doors, black window frames and modern render. The white flecks stop it reading as flat black under garage lighting.
Workshops and man caves
A cool industrial grey with a blue lift. Popular in workshops and home gyms where the floor is on show and oil marks need to blend away.
Maximum hide, car-detailing floors
The darkest blend we recommend for garages. Excellent at hiding oil and rubber, and it makes a detailed car look striking. Pair it with good LED lighting.
Swatches are an indicative representation of the chip blend. Real flake colour varies with lighting and broadcast density — ask us for a physical sample board before you commit.
Your garage door and wall colour are on show far longer than the car is. Pull the blend from those, not from a paint chart.
Bikes, mowers, tools and kids' sport gear mean dust. Mid-tone multi-chip blends hide it best between cleans.
North-facing or LED-lit garages can carry a dark blend. A single-bulb, closed-in garage will feel much bigger in white or light grey.
A contrasting border frames the floor and looks sharp on balconies and open garages. Full-field looks larger in small spaces.
Tell us which blend you like and we will bring a sample board to your free on-site measure. Double garage flake epoxy is $3,500 fixed at the special fixed price.
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