Most requested
Gray, black-and-white, and warm neutral blends remain easy starting points.
Start with the colors you already live or work around. Twin Lakes Epoxy can help narrow the field to a blend that fits the slab, lighting, traffic, and the way the room is used. Every combination shown is available, and Rex purchases the customer’s selected flake blend specifically for each job.
Light blends brighten garages and shops. Mid-tone blends are forgiving in active workspaces. Dark or high-contrast blends make a stronger statement. Flake size, broadcast density, base coat, texture, and topcoat also affect the final result.
Gray, black-and-white, and warm neutral blends remain easy starting points.
Bring cabinet, siding, wall, or equipment colors to the on-site estimate.
Choose the installed color from a current physical sample—not a phone screen.
Twin Lakes Epoxy offers every combination displayed here. Rex orders the customer’s approved preference for each installation, so the choice is not limited to colors already sitting in inventory.
Cool gray
Color accent
Cool gray
Warm neutral
Cool gray
Cool gray
High contrast
Warm neutral
Warm neutral
Warm neutral
High contrast
Warm neutral
Warm neutral
Warm neutral
Cool gray
Stone look
Cool gray
Color accent
Warm neutral
Cool gray
High contrast
Cool gray
Color accent
Cool gray
High contrast
Warm neutral
Warm neutral
Cool gray
Color accent
Stone look
Stone look
Stone look
High contrast
Stone look
Cool gray
Stone look
Stone look
Stone look
Stone look
Color accent
Stone look
Stone look
Color accent
Stone look
Cool gray
Color accent
High contrast
Color accent
Digital tiles are color-direction illustrations, not exact product samples. Screens, lighting, flake size, base coat, and topcoat can change the finished appearance. Rex will order the customer’s approved choice for that job; final color must be confirmed from the physical sample included with the written project scope.
Customers may elect a recurring cleaning and inspection option in the written project agreement. Each visit gives Twin Lakes Epoxy an opportunity to clean the floor, inspect its condition, and identify concerns early.
Warranty terms are still being finalized. Selecting a care plan does not create or define lifetime coverage by itself. Any limited lifetime warranty, exclusions, customer duties, transfer rules, and claim process will be controlled by the final written warranty attached to the signed project agreement.