Torginol Vinyl Epoxy Flakes for Garage and Commercial Floors

UV Stable Multicolor, Solid Color, and Marble Blends With Free Shipping

Torginol Vinyl Epoxy Flakes for Garage and Commercial Floors

UV Stable Multicolor, Solid Color, and Marble Blends With Free Shipping

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Vinyl Epoxy Flakes and Torginol Flake Flooring Supplies

One Stop Epoxy supplies professional grade Torginol vinyl flakes for epoxy flooring systems in multicolor, solid color, and marble blends. Vinyl flakes add color, texture, and clean coverage to full flake and partial flake floors, and they are one of the biggest design choices in a garage floor because the blend controls most of the finished look.

Our flakes are UV stable and hold their color, and we stock them for contractors, coating companies, serious DIY installers, and any customer who wants professional flooring materials from one source.

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How vinyl flake floors work

Vinyl flakes are decorative color chips broadcast into a wet base coat. Once the base coat cures, the loose flakes are scraped, cleaned, and sealed under a clear topcoat. The result is a floor with color variation, texture, and far better visual coverage than a plain solid color coating.

Flakes are used in two ways. A full flake floor is broadcast until the wet base coat is completely covered. A partial flake floor uses a lighter broadcast so some base color still shows. There is more on choosing between the two further down.

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Multicolor flakes

The most common choice for garage and commercial flake floors. These blends combine several colors for depth, variation, and a finished professional look. Popular Torginol blends include Domino, Gravel, Wombat, Shoreline, Creekbed, Orbit, Tidal Wave, Nightfall, Raven, and Cabin Fever. A multicolor blend is the best starting point when you want a proven look that works in many spaces.

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Solid color flakes

Used to build a custom blend, add an accent color, or control tone and contrast. Instead of a pre-blended mix, installers use solid color flakes to adjust a blend or match a commercial color scheme. A strong choice for custom blends, logo and design work, and color matching.

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Marble flakes

For a softer, stone inspired finish with more visual movement than a standard blend. A good fit for decorative floors, showrooms, retail spaces, residential interiors, and custom garages where you want a look that feels different from a typical garage blend.

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Full flake vs partial flake systems

A full flake system uses a complete broadcast to full rejection. It gives a thicker decorative layer, hides more concrete imperfection, and is the most common professional garage floor finish. A partial flake system uses less flake so the base coat color stays visible, which lowers material use and creates a lighter look.

Both One Stop Epoxy systems arrive complete. Each includes our One Stop Epoxy brand 100% solids prepigmented base coat, your flakes, and the right topcoat. The full flake system comes with Poly Gloss 85 Polyaspartic as the standard topcoat. The partial flake system comes with our Urethane WB interior topcoat, with Poly Gloss 85 available as an upgrade.

On material, our kits are built so you never run short. Full flake kits include enough flake to broadcast heavy enough to reach full rejection, about 1 pound of flake per 7 square feet, so you can flake to rejection and recover the excess. Partial flake kits include 8 pounds per 400 square feet, which is 1 pound per 50 square feet, so the installer has more than enough.

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Not sure which system fits your project? Read our flooring system guide.

Choosing a flake color

Flake color sets the tone of the whole floor. A lighter blend brightens a space, a darker blend adds contrast, and neutral blends are popular because they match many wall colors, cabinets, and vehicles. When choosing, think about your lighting, your cabinet and wall colors, how well the floor hides dirt, and whether the space is residential or commercial.

Gray, black, and white blends

Clean, modern, and neutral. These work in garages, workshops, auto spaces, and commercial floors, and they match cabinets and wall colors easily.

Tan, beige, and brown blends

A warmer, natural stone direction. A softer look than a high contrast gray blend, and a good fit for garages, lanais, porches, showrooms, and interior spaces.

Blue, white, and cool tone blends

More color without going dark. A fresh, coastal inspired look that stays practical for everyday use.

Dark blends

More black, charcoal, and deep accents for a bold, showroom style floor. Worth knowing that very dark floors can show dust and tire marks more than a mid tone blend.

Buying flakes on their own

Concrete prep. A flake floor only holds up over a properly ground and prepared slab. Grizzly Grinders, a separate brand available through One Stop Epoxy, supplies the grinders and prep equipment for the job. Browse Grizzly Grinders and vacuum packages, or see how to prepare your concrete.

Topcoats. If you are sealing a floor and buying the topcoat on its own, browse epoxy topcoats. The topcoat sets the final wear surface, gloss, and cleanability.

Application tools. Rollers, squeegees, mixing paddles, spike shoes, and buckets control the install from base coat to topcoat. Browse application tools.

Why buy vinyl flakes from One Stop Epoxy

  • Torginol vinyl flakes in multicolor, solid color, and marble blends
  • UV stable flakes that hold their color
  • Complete full flake and partial flake systems with our 100% solids prepigmented base coat and matched topcoat
  • Flake sold by weight, from a 1 pound sample up to 40 pounds
  • Everything for the job from one source, including base coats, topcoats, tools, and surface prep equipment
  • Technical support before and during your project
  • Free same or next business day shipping across the continental US
  • Local pickup at our Orlando, Florida store

Frequently asked questions

What are vinyl flakes for epoxy floors?

Vinyl flakes are decorative color chips broadcast into a wet base coat. They add color, texture, and visual coverage to full flake and partial flake epoxy floors.

Are Torginol flakes good for garage floors?

Yes. Torginol vinyl flakes are widely used in professional garage floor systems, commercial flake floors, workshops, and auto spaces.

Will the flakes fade over time?

Our vinyl flakes are UV stable, so they hold their color well. Final durability also depends on a quality topcoat, which seals the flakes and protects the wear surface.

What is the difference between full flake and partial flake?

A full flake floor is broadcast until the wet base coat is completely covered. A partial flake floor uses fewer flakes so some base color stays visible.

How much vinyl flake do I need?

For a full flake floor, plan on about 1 pound of flake per 7 square feet so you can broadcast to full rejection and recover the excess. For a partial floor, about 8 pounds covers 400 square feet. Our kits are sized to these amounts so you do not come up short.

What flake size should I use?

One quarter inch flakes are the standard choice for garage floors and general epoxy flooring, and that is the size we stock.

Can I mix different flake colors together?

Yes. Solid color flakes can be mixed to create a custom blend, adjust an existing color, or add an accent.

Do vinyl flakes make a floor less slippery?

Flakes add texture under the topcoat that can improve traction compared with a smooth coating. Final slip resistance depends on the broadcast, the scrape, the topcoat, and whether a non slip additive is used.

Do I need a topcoat over vinyl flakes?

Yes. Flakes must be sealed with a clear topcoat that locks them in and creates the final wear surface. Our full and partial flake systems include the right topcoat.

Can One Stop Epoxy help me choose a flake color?

Yes. If you are unsure which blend to choose, contact One Stop Epoxy and we will help you find a direction based on your space, base coat, and the look you want.

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