Epoxy Color Chips Options in Sterling Heights, MI
Customize your epoxy flooring with vibrant, decorative color chips for a unique and functional finish.
Epoxy color chip options in Sterling Heights, MI
Our epoxy color chips provide an opportunity to enhance your floors with vibrant, customizable designs. Available in a variety of colors and textures, these chips are perfect for creating an attractive, functional floor finish that complements any environment.
Whether you are looking to add a bit of sparkle to a commercial showroom or create a more industrial-style floor for a warehouse, the options are wide open. The same blend that reads as bright and clean in a retail space reads as hard-wearing in a shop.
These color chips improve the look of your floor while increasing its slip resistance, so the finish delivers both appearance and safety rather than trading one for the other.
With a wide range of color schemes, you can match your floors to the existing decor or create something entirely unique. Our team applies the blend precisely for a smooth, even finish that keeps its look and its protection over the long term, in both residential and commercial spaces.
What a chip blend changes about the floor
Chips are decorative, but every one of these effects is functional too.
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A finish you choose
Chips come in a range of colors and textures, so the floor can be blended to match an existing scheme or built into something the room does not have yet.
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Extra traction underfoot
The chip layer breaks up a smooth film and adds slip resistance, which matters in a garage, a shop entry or anywhere a floor gets wet.
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Hides the everyday
A blended chip surface disguises dust, tire marks and the small scuffs that show up immediately on a plain single-color floor.
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Depth a flat color cannot give
Layering several chip colors reads as depth rather than paint, which is why showrooms and finished basements ask for it.
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Still one sealed surface
The chips sit inside the coating, not on top of it. The floor stays seamless and cleans the same way a plain epoxy floor does.
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Residential or commercial
The same system suits a home garage, a retail floor and a light industrial space. The blend changes, the build does not.
How a color chip floor goes down
Six stages. The two that decide how the finished floor looks are the blend you pick and how evenly the chips are broadcast.
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Pick the blend
We start with how the space is used and what is already in it, then narrow the chip color and size down to a blend you can look at before anything is ordered.
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Prepare the concrete
The slab is ground or shot blasted and any cracks or holes are repaired. A decorative floor still lives or dies on preparation.
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Lay the base coat
The colored base coat goes down as the bonding layer. Everything above it is decoration and protection.
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Broadcast the chips
Chips are broadcast into the base coat while it is still wet so they set into the system rather than sitting on it. Coverage is controlled as we go, which is what decides whether the finish reads as full or as scattered.
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Scrape and clear
Once the base has set, loose chips are removed and the surface is scraped smooth so the clear coat has an even profile to sit on.
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Clear topcoat
A clear coat seals the chips in and gives the floor its wear surface and its sheen. Grip additive can be worked into this layer where traction is the priority.
Epoxy color chip FAQs
What are epoxy color chips?
They are flakes of colored material broadcast into an epoxy floor while the coating is still wet. The chips become part of the system and are sealed under a clear topcoat.
Do chips make a floor safer to walk on?
They help. The chip texture breaks up an otherwise smooth surface and improves slip resistance, and a grip additive can be added to the clear coat as well.
Can you match chips to a color scheme?
Yes. Chips come in a wide range of color schemes, so a floor can be matched to existing decor or blended into something entirely its own.
Are chip floors only for garages?
No. The same system is used in commercial showrooms, finished basements, retail spaces and warehouses. The blend is what changes between a showroom and a shop floor.
Is a chip floor harder to clean?
No. The chips are sealed under the topcoat, so the surface you clean is the same seamless coating you would clean on a plain epoxy floor.
Can chips be added to a floor we already have?
A chip system is applied as part of a coating installation, so an existing floor is prepared and recoated rather than dusted with chips. We will tell you at the walkthrough whether the slab suits it.
See the blends before you commit
Tell us the room, the lighting and the look you are after. We will narrow the chip options down to a short list and quote the finished floor at no cost.
