Racing Stripes and Borders

A stripe or a border is one of the simplest ways to make a garage feel designed. A single line around the edge frames the floor like a picture, while twin racing stripes down the middle add speed and drama. Because the lines are part of the coating, they wear with the rest of the floor and stay sharp. Nashville car lovers often pick stripes that echo a vehicle, but they work just as well in a clean, minimalist garage.

We plan the lines with you on a sketch of your floor, thinking about width, spacing and where the lines meet doors, steps and drains. After the basecoat goes down, we lay out and tape the lines with care, apply the contrasting color and remove the tape at the right moment so edges stay crisp. Flakes or topcoat can then be applied across the whole floor, or the stripes can remain solid for contrast. We help choose colors that suit your base, since some pairings pop and others fade.

Planned on paper

Width, spacing and layout are sketched first.

Crisp taped edges

Lines are masked for sharp results.

Pairing help

We suggest color combinations that stand out.

Built in

Lines wear and clean like the floor.

What is included

• Layout sketch
• Color pairing
• Grinding and basecoat
• Taped lines
• Contrast color and topcoat
• Final detailing