Coating colours & finishes
Epoxy Coating
Color Chart.
Find the finish that feels right.
Explore flake, metallic, quartz and solid epoxy colours. Compare the samples, note your favourites and let’s find a finish that works with your space.
Colour selection for projects across Metro Vancouver & the Lower Mainland.
The material palette Four finish styles
Actual sample images. Colours and textures are visual references; confirm a physical sample before final approval.
The colour collection
A closer look.
A clearer choice.
Start with a finish style, then compare the individual colour blends. Open a sample for a larger view and an email link that includes its name.
62 of 62 samples
Use the chart as a starting point. Screens, lighting, sample scale and sheen can change how a colour appears. Confirm the colour, flake size, product availability and physical sample for your proposed system before final approval.
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1/4-inch epoxy flake color chart
Larger flakes create a more distinct, multi-tonal pattern. Compare the balance of light, dark and warm colours in each blend; the complete coating system determines the finished sheen and texture.
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1/16-inch epoxy flake colours
Smaller flakes create a finer visual pattern. Compare these blends with the larger flake options above. Flake size describes the decorative material, rather than the final surface smoothness.
03 / 9 samples
Metallic epoxy color chart
Pigments introduce movement, depth and tonal variation. These samples are colour references: the base coat, pigment combinations and application technique shape the final pattern.
04 / 9 samples
Quartz colour samples
Decorative quartz blends create a granular, multi-tonal appearance. Colour, aggregate and topcoat are selected together; a sample image alone does not establish traction or system suitability.
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Solid epoxy colours
Explore greys, neutrals and accent colours for a more uniform appearance. Review the shade alongside your wall finishes and lighting, then confirm the proposed product, sheen and availability.
No matching samples.
Try a shorter colour name, select another finish or reset the chart to see every sample.
Finish with intention
More than
a colour choice.
The same colour can feel different under daylight, warm lighting or a different sheen. Review these details alongside the sample name.
See finishes in completed spaces-
Look at it in your light.
Compare a physical sample beside your walls, cabinetry and doors. Review it under the lighting you will use in the space.
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Compare pattern and scale.
A 1/4-inch flake creates a larger visual pattern than a 1/16-inch flake. Metallic pigments add movement; quartz offers a granular appearance. Samples are not shown at a guaranteed physical scale.
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Confirm sheen and texture.
The topcoat and complete system influence gloss, traction and cleaning. A colour or flake size alone does not tell you how the finished floor will perform.
Before you choose
Colour questions.
Clear answers.
A shortlist makes the next conversation easier. We can review your preferred colours alongside the space and the flooring system you need.
Will my floor match the colour on my screen?
Screen settings, lighting, sheen and the installed system can change the appearance. Treat these images as references and confirm a physical sample and the agreed colour before installation.
Is 1/16-inch flake smoother than 1/4-inch flake?
The smaller flake creates a finer visual pattern. The broadcast, scraping, aggregate and topcoat build determine the final surface texture; flake size alone does not establish smoothness or slip resistance.
Will a metallic floor reproduce the sample pattern?
Metallic swatches show a colour direction. Pigment combinations, the base coat and application technique affect the movement and pattern, so the installed appearance varies. Review an agreed sample before committing to a decorative finish.
Can I use these colours with a polyaspartic topcoat?
Compatibility depends on the resin layers, decorative material and selected topcoat. We confirm the proposed products and colour availability for your project. A polyaspartic topcoat does not make every underlying colour system suitable for every exposure.
What should I send with my colour choices?
Include the sample names, finish type and flake size where relevant, plus your project location, approximate floor area, photos and preferred timing. Opening a sample gives you an email link with its name already included.
Your colour. Your space.
A finish you can
feel good about.
Send us your favourite samples and a few photos. We’ll help narrow the colour, texture and coating system for your project.