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Our concrete floor coating systems are specifically formulated to be strong and durable. This means that they are permanent. Once we apply our floor coatings, we are 100% sure they will adhere to the substrate. The life expectancy of our concrete floor coatings is the same as the substrate it is applied to.

Your concrete floor coating will last the life of the properly installed floor coating when following our cleaning and maintenance specifications. As with anything if it is not properly cared for and maintained it will not last as long as anticipated. We have a proprietary cleaner that will ease the cleaning of hard to remove stains from rubber tire marks to rust stains. It will enhance the beauty and maintain your warranty and extend the life of your topcoat.

It takes anywhere from 6-10 hours to complete a concrete floor coating project depending on its size. Projects 1,500 square feet or less can usually be completed in 1 day with larger projects taking 2 days. We strive to start and finish all projects in 1 day. We will not leave a project unfinished. The only delay we usually encounter is the rare occasion of rain.

NO, this is (1) of the advantages of a Polyurea/Polyspartic floor coating. Unlike epoxies, Polyureas are UV stable. In fact, our products have a lifetime guarantee not to fade.

Polyurea garage floor coating is the superior option for garages. Polyurea not only provides a radiant non-slip finish, but it also stands up to automotive fluids, grease, and other chemicals. For about the same amount of money as epoxy you can have a polyurea coating that will last significantly longer which means less upkeep and more convenience for your commercial property’s tenant or owner.

Epoxy coatings are typically used in industrial applications where chemicals need to be fled from a surface–such as a garage. Epoxy durability is well suited for these circumstances because will soak into the epoxy over time rather than just sitting on top of the surface–to form a long-lasting product.

We recommend waiting 4-6 hours before walking on a new concrete floor coating, 12 hours for medium weight objects such as boxes or light patio furniture, and 24 hours before anything heavy (i.e., heavy furniture, cars, tool boxes, etc.) is moved back onto the area that was coated.

Polyaspartic coatings were introduced in the early 1990s by one of the world’s leading chemical companies, Bayer Material Science. This new technology was first employed as a protective steel coating, offering corrosion prevention for bridges and other harsh environment applications. Eventually the material was modified for additional types of applications, including resinous floor concrete coatings.

One of the primary benefits to Polyaspartic coatings is the material’s versatility. Standard solid color industrial floor coatings, 100% Coverage Flake and Quartz flooring systems are commonplace with Polyaspartic coatings. Recently, new decorative concrete floor coating applications, such as dye and seal and metallic floor coating systems have been developed with both Polyaspartic and Epoxy coating technology.

Polyaspartic floor coatings may be applied with a squeegee or 18” long 3/8” nap roller. Common methods include the Dip and Roll Method as well as the Ribbon and Roll method.

There are a number of benefits to epoxy coating your garage floor.

These coating are designed to last nearly 20+ years, as opposed to asphalt-based oils that require repeated applications every few months. The surface also has superior slip resistance and, thanks to an ultraviolet protection element in the coating’s formula, it can resist damage from minor spills. In fact,with epoxy floor coatings, spills are simple and easy to clean up! Without a floor coating, spills and oil leaks will damage and ruin your cement.

-Big thanks to our friend Jared at Solid Custom Floor Coatings in Denver for this great info!

No matter what type of flooring you intend to use, it is important that the floor be well cleaned before laying down the epoxy. Make sure there are no old paints, waxes, or oils on your garage floors when you start this process. Use heavy duty cleaners and degreasers if needed to remove any stains or build up. Once you have prepped the surface with a degreaser, rinse it well before starting your prep work for removing any residue left by the cleaner. It may take several washes for ALL residues to be removed if not done in one step. Then dry thoroughly–our tip would be using small towels (not kitchen towels) to absorb water until all surface liquids are gone; this will help with the drying process.

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