Other color epoxy floors?

[Brett K]

I have been thinking about using a color other than the typical grey or tan base coat for an epoxy floor. Possibly a dark green or red with a heavy flake. Anyone done something similar they care to share a picture of?

 

[Edger]

A bright colored floor can be fantastic..... for about 5-10 years. All fashions date.

 

[Brett K]

A bright colored floor can be fantastic..... for about 5-10 years. All fashions date.

I was thinking about tile red with a heavy flake. Hopefully, I can find a manufacturer that offers a satin clear to calm it down a bit. I don't think that would get old as fast.

 

[regguy1]

I used this brand in my garage, they have 2 reds available:

http://www.samsclub.com/sams/shop/product.jsp?productId=138905&navAction=jump#BVRRWidgetID

You can see it after nearly 2 years in the video link below

 

[Jack Olsen]

Lighter colors will reflect light better. It's also easier to find those fasteners you dropped on a light, unspeckled floor.

Dark floors will make the room appear smaller.

 

[R7237]

White. Never goes out of style. And a urathane top coat will hopefully keep it white rather that yellow.

 

[rugerlady]

I have 2 reds and a green. We do have pictures in our gallery of some of those floors.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

You can apply a urethane topcoat with our special (ultra small particles) Soft-Skid material mixed in. This will knock down the gloss giving you the satin look.