Add Charges for Color Flakes and Clear Coat

to do my footings too so everything just has this seamless flow to it. The next additional charge I do have is for doing color flex. Now they're occasionally people want color flex thrown out on the epoxy floor and that's done on the second coat while it's still wet. You'll throw out your color flex. The color flex do need a clear coat that goes over the top of them to seal them down and to give a smooth feel to them so they're not rough. I charge $1.75 a square foot for throwing out color flex after my second coat and that includes the color coat. So you just take your square foot price that you're throwing the flex out onto or your square foot total times by a $1.75 and that will give you your flex price. When it comes to color flex, the color flex don't give that the epoxy floor this really, really smooth feel. I like to appear in Idaho because when the cars pull in in the wintertime you usually have snow built up under the cars which has road debris built in sands that come tracked in, they melt, fall on the floors, it gets and make your floors really dirty. It's really hard to squeeze you out or dust mop them out if you have a rough floor and the color flex, if you don't clear coat them, add a certain roughness to the floor and even if