AlphaGarage
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Sometimes there are high traffic areas that are rougher than the rest of the floor, and you don't want to spend the time, or expend the resources, to fully smooth it out. One easy way to deal with that is to broadcast a high density of flakes over the area. As has been noted by many folks, flakes can hide a host of sins.
But flakes also bring their own baggage, for one thing they're sold by the pound, and too many of them can bust a budget.
Well, here you can have your cake and eat it too. Because who says that the whole floor must have the same density of flakes?
Manny was doing a floor, and there was a riser that was just rough and nasty, his quick, easy, and low cost solution was to tape off that area and give it an extra dose of heavy density DecoFlakes.
You can also use varying densities to mark off borders, highlight traffic paths, equipment and hazard zones, even embed simple designs. This is a real easy way to give your floor a real custom look and even more pop.
Manny did the floor except the heavy flake area, then when that was tack free he went back, put down LiquaTile and the heavy DecoFlakes in the rough area only.
Manny used more DecoFlakes, plus added an additional color flake (black). You can also use completely different colors. Using your favorite team's colors, have the predominate color for most of the floor, and the border their trim color.
Most orders with multiple colors of DecoFlakes have them blended together, consider ordering them separate, and then vary the ratio or use them completely separately. This is one area where you you can achieve a special look for very little extra work.
But flakes also bring their own baggage, for one thing they're sold by the pound, and too many of them can bust a budget.
Well, here you can have your cake and eat it too. Because who says that the whole floor must have the same density of flakes?
Manny was doing a floor, and there was a riser that was just rough and nasty, his quick, easy, and low cost solution was to tape off that area and give it an extra dose of heavy density DecoFlakes.
You can also use varying densities to mark off borders, highlight traffic paths, equipment and hazard zones, even embed simple designs. This is a real easy way to give your floor a real custom look and even more pop.
Manny did the floor except the heavy flake area, then when that was tack free he went back, put down LiquaTile and the heavy DecoFlakes in the rough area only.
Manny used more DecoFlakes, plus added an additional color flake (black). You can also use completely different colors. Using your favorite team's colors, have the predominate color for most of the floor, and the border their trim color.
Most orders with multiple colors of DecoFlakes have them blended together, consider ordering them separate, and then vary the ratio or use them completely separately. This is one area where you you can achieve a special look for very little extra work.
