Chemistries

Polyaspartic and polyurea

Speed of cure is not a substitute for prep.

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Faster does not mean casual

Polyaspartic is often chosen because it returns to service sooner and holds color in sun better than some epoxies. Polyurea is a fast, flexible family used in some floor systems. Both can be part of a flake floor.

They still need a moisture reading and a profiled surface. A same day story from an ad is not a promise this guide will repeat.

Keep reading

Epoxy coatingsA resin build coat, usually with a top layer. It needs a clean, dry, profiled slab.Moisture testingA vapor test before the coating. Coastal garages and inland slabs can both hold water.Oceanside neighborhoodsNeighborhood notes and city or county edges.Local guidePermits and local planning.

Questions on this service

Which one is best?

None is best for every slab. The test and the exposure at the garage door should pick the system.

Describe the garage

Say the neighborhood, one bay or more, and whether a coating is already peeling.

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