Epoxy Colors, Chip Colors and Concrete Stain Colors: Scroll down to view all.

Standard Colors for Epoxy:
(General Polymers)
This chart is representative of color options available to you for solid color floors or floors with a random flake finish. (Special order colors available upon request for an added charge, choose any of Sherwin Williams paint colors and we can have epoxy blended to match.)

Standard Estes Colorquartz Colors:
This chart is representative of color choices for our colorquartz flooring option, which is the Cadilac of our line of flooring options. You can pick and choose these colors so their blend perfectly matches any area in your home or business.

    Slip Free Systems, Inc. uses PermaColor Quartz granules from the Clifford W. Estes Company in our Quartz Flooring applications. The following illustrations are close representations of their standard colors. Slight variations may be encountered on actual projects. For more information visit www.esteco.com .

Our Standard Color Quartz Blends:

Pick one of our own standard blends, choose your own blend for a custom look or ask one of our sales people for 3M's blend chart for more options.

Standard Vinyl Chip Colors:

We use "TORGA" Chips exclusively.
Use their interactive color selector for optimal results:
Check it out by clicking here.

Standard Concrete Stain Colors:

Specialty Stain Colors are listed below
and can be substituted for the colors above for an added charge.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
Stains are reactive colors. This means that the actual color of the finished product will vary according to several factors ranging from the amount of limestone in your cement mix to how dense it is and other factors. For this reason we can not guarantee and exact color match on concrete stain finishes.

Black	Blue Green	Brick	Burgundy
Dark Brown	Gray	Green	Light Brown
Lime	Sea Blue	Tan	Terra Cotta
	Violet	Weathered Copper

If you do not see a stain color you like, call us and we can talk about dye options and specialty blends.

Standard Rubber Rock Colors:

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