Contractors, Installers, and DIYers should all be asking themselves this question before starting any project. Generally depending on the size of the project and the prep work involved polyaspartic garage floor coatings require 1-2 days from start to finish, and epoxy requires 3-4 days. Depending on the preparation involved the prep time can take a few hours for grinding, up to 24-48 hours for acid washing to allow the water to evaporate. And then there's the difference in cure times. Our polyaspartic can be re-coated on in about 1-2 hours, whereas you'll want to wait between 3-8 hours for epoxy. The variance in time depends on temperature and humidity as this can affect cure time.
For project times of less than 2 days you should go with Polyaspartic.
For projects where you have more flexibility you can go with Epoxy.
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Floor Coatings
Decorative and Protective floor coatings
Our decorative and protective floor coatings are used across North America in all climates. From the sweltering 110+ degrees in Phoenix, Arizona to sub-zero temperatures in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada and even high humidity in Tampa, Florida. The same polyaspartic and epoxy coatings work in all these climates under different application guidelines, but the point is that our coatings can be applied almost anywhere and last! We specialize in custom coatings and our custom formulations set us above the rest in both performance and price.
Applications: Concrete coatings, concrete floor coatings, garage floor coatings, office floor coatings, restaurant floor coatings, warehouse floor coatings, airplane hangar floor coatings, and more.
Garage Floor Coatings
How do you choose between a Polyaspartic or Epoxy garage floor coating?
That's a great question! And to answer this you'll have to ask yourself a few more questions. All coatings have their pros and cons, click on a question below to help you determine which coating is right for you.
Warehouse Floor Coatings
How do you choose between a Polyaspartic or Epoxy warehouse floor coating?
That's a great question! And to answer this you'll have to ask yourself a few more questions. All coatings have their pros and cons, click on a question below to help you determine which coating is right for you.