The flake system we put on a patio
A patio concrete coating is an epoxy flake system bonded directly onto an outdoor slab. It is built up in layers: a primer that fuses into the ground concrete, a pigmented base coat, a blend of colored flakes broadcast into that coat until the concrete is covered, and a clear polyaspartic topcoat that locks the flake in and takes the weather. The layers become one seamless, waterproof surface with no joints, no pour lines and nothing to peel.
We install it for Wheaton homeowners who have a patio, a walkway or a pool deck that is sound but tired: gray, stained, dusting, or poured in two shades that never matched. It suits a slab that gets used hard for a few months of the year and then sits under snow and meltwater for the rest of it.
The finished floor is colored, lightly textured and closed to water, so rain and pool water run off it rather than soaking in, and it is hosed clean instead of scrubbed. Outdoor floors we have finished are on our gallery.






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