Residential Outback Epoxy Flake Garage Floor in Easley, SC

Warm Sandy Outback Full Broadcast Flake — Two-Car Garage With Crack Prep and Full Grinding

Zachary Daniel Concrete installed a full broadcast outback epoxy flake floor in a two-car residential garage in Easley, South Carolina — a warm, sandy blend of tan, cream, light brown, and off-white chips that gives the garage the clean, finished look of a showroom floor while sitting naturally against the cream walls and brick wainscoting of the space. The slab coming into this project had visible cracks running across the field — mapped out and addressed before any coating went down. Skipping crack prep on an epoxy install is how you end up with floor cracks telegraphing through the finished surface within months.

The ZDC crew ground the entire slab with a planetary grinder to remove surface contaminants and open up the concrete pores for maximum epoxy adhesion, then filled the cracks and prepped the perimeter before applying the coating system. A cream-toned epoxy base coat went down first — the foundation that gives the outback flake its warm, light foundation color — followed by the full broadcast of outback flake scattered to rejection across the wet surface, scraped and vacuumed flat, and finished with a UV-stable polyaspartic top coat for long-term durability and protection from hot tire pickup, chemical spills, and daily garage use.

The warm, sandy neutral of the outback blend sits naturally against the garage's cream walls and brick base — the kind of color that looks like it was chosen for this specific space, not just picked from a chart. Call Zach at (864) 770-8608 if you have a cracked slab or a garage that deserves the same quality of finish.