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Quicksilver
The lightest gray we install. Quicksilver is silver-on-silver with a near-white flake mixed through, and under the gloss of the topcoat it has an almost metallic quality that suits modern builds — the newer Madison subdivisions with black-framed windows and white board-and-batten, specifically. Two practical notes. First, it shows dark debris readily: a black walnut leaf on this floor is visible from the street. Second, it hides scratches and wear better than any dark blend, because scratch lines read light and so does the floor. If your garage is more showroom than workshop, that trade goes your way. If you drag steel and park a farm truck in there, pick something with more grit in the pattern.
Pairs well with: Made for white cabinets, black accent hardware, and modern light-gray or greige walls.
Ships in: Same Rocket City System install as the rest of the lineup, flake thrown until the base coat refuses more.
| Component | Value |
|---|---|
| Flake | Torginol vinyl, 1/4" standard cut |
| Color trio | #cdd2d8 · #9aa1a9 · #ebedf0 |
| Base coat under it | #babfc5 (pigmented polyurea) |
| Coverage | Full broadcast, to rejection |
Quicksilver, specifically
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