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PP80 Polyaspartic Polyurea is used as a high-performance protective coating for concrete floors in residential, commercial, and industrial spaces. It is commonly applied in garages, warehouses, showrooms, patios, workshops, and other high-traffic areas because of its excellent durability, chemical resistance, and fast curing properties.

Unlike traditional epoxy coatings, PP80 provides superior UV stability, abrasion resistance, and long-lasting protection without yellowing over time. It also creates a seamless, easy-to-clean surface that can withstand heavy use, making it a popular choice for both indoor and outdoor flooring applications.

Epoxy systems contain two components, resins and hardeners, which get mixed together creating a chemical reaction that converts them from liquid to solid.

A two-part epoxy based polymer system is mechanically strong, chemically resistant to degradation of the chemical elements in the solid form and highly adhesive during conversion from liquid to solid.

When these two components are mixed together they will react chemically and link together irreversibly forming a rigid plastic like material.

Somewhat similar to epoxies but more durable, has excellent gloss and color retention and has UV resistance.

Many epoxies tend to yellow in direct sunlight over time. A top coat of Urethane prevents this yellowing.

Urethanes also have superior resistance to engine fluids, acids and alkalies. Our MCU  super UV are the best in preventing these ocurrencies, super UV is a single component unlike other two part systems.

Volatile Organic Compounds and yes you should be at least aware of what they are. They are gases that are emitted from certain materials like paints and sealers that do pose a health risk if exposed for a certain length of time.

They generally come from solvents that act as carriers for the actual material you are putting down such as an epoxy.

The carrier flash dries off and leaves behind the epoxy. However, the epoxies we use are VOC free, 100% solids. You can work all day inside with 100% solids epoxies without a problem.

Concrete and cement are often confused with each other. Think of Cement as glue with sand.

More specifically, it’s a hydraulic product that sets and hardens when it chemically reacts with water. It’s kind of considered the glue that holds everything together. Concrete then, is cement that has some form of aggregate, like gravel or crushed stone, in it.

Pretty much everything you see, from sidewalks to pool patios to house foundations, is concrete.

Decorative flakes are used to improve both the appearance and performance of epoxy and polyaspartic floor coating systems. They add texture, depth, and color variation to the surface, creating a more professional and visually appealing finish. Flakes are available in many color blends and sizes, allowing floors to be customized for residential, commercial, and industrial spaces.

In addition to aesthetics, decorative flakes also help increase slip resistance and hide minor imperfections, dust, and everyday wear on concrete surfaces. They are commonly used in garages, basements, patios, warehouses, showrooms, and other high-traffic areas where durability and easy maintenance are important.

A metallic epoxy floor is a decorative resin-based flooring system that uses special metallic pigments mixed into epoxy coatings to create unique, high-gloss, three-dimensional effects. These floors are designed to resemble the appearance of marble, flowing lava, clouds, water, or other artistic patterns, making every floor completely one of a kind.

Metallic epoxy floors are popular in homes, showrooms, retail stores, restaurants, garages, and commercial interiors because of their modern and luxurious appearance. In addition to their visual appeal, they also provide a durable, seamless, and easy-to-clean surface that resists stains, chemicals, and everyday wear.

The final look of a metallic epoxy floor depends on the application technique, movement of the metallic pigments, color combinations, and lighting conditions. Since the pigments naturally flow during installation, no two metallic floors will ever look exactly the same.

A common concern when buying a new floor involves the disruption of your normal operations.

Epoxies do need a couple of days to cure completely. You can walk on the floors the next day but may need to wait a couple of days before you can move furniture back on it.

Epoxy will dry in approximately 8-12 Hours over night at 60 Degree temperature on up.

All concrete floors not poured over a proper moisture barrier, are subject to possible moisture vapor transmission or hydrostatic pressure problems which can cause a coating system to blister or fail.

Be sure concrete is fully cured for a minimum of 14 days before applying any epoxy floor, apply pre-coat sealer of epoxy ”clear” or “colored” or MVB (Moisture Vapor Barrier Coat Prior).

The most important part of any concrete surface application is surface preparation.

We use top quality planetary and hand-held diamond grinding equipment and shot-blasters to properly profile the floors. We really don't recommend acid washing.

Call your local rental and request Diamond grinder 60/80 grit.

No, It does not work on sealed or old floors. If the floor is newer than three years, then you can power wash it with a 5,000 PSI turbo nozzle power washer tip with a 3,750 to 4,400 PSI gas-powered power washer.

This will remove the slag from the concrete. older than three or four years, use a planetary grinder.

Coverage rates vary depending on product and installation technique; please refer to the specific coverage rates provided in each product’s Technical Data Sheet for recommended coverage rates.

For help determining how much material you may need, please use our Coverage Rate Calculator.

Yes, it needs to be sealed with our MVB (Moisture Vapor Barrier) first.

You should use our MVB after you prepped the floor, vacuum well, as a pre-coat sealer thinly applied, this way you can apply final finish coat over any repaired imperfections, from contaminated floor, dust, fisheye, orange peels.

This will guarantee the best results. 100% epoxies bond best to each other. You can use any of our epoxies as the sealer Clear or Colored.

We recommend RS-98 Polyaspartic joint filler, super flexible, sandable, epoxy bonds to it well.

With epoxy floors cleaning couldn’t be easier.

A simple mopping with water and I tiny bit of ammonia cleans the floors great.

On larger areas we recommend an auto-scrubber. We also recommend an easily applied floor wax be applied as a protective coating periodically.

Daily dust mopping the floor to remove abrasive dirt is recommended.

High-performance flooring is best cleaned with mild soap and water with a mop. I

f more aggressive cleaning is needed, use a nylon bristle brush and mild soapy water. Many cleaners contain harsh chemicals that can be damaging to your resinous floor.

Yes, By adding our omni Non-skid.

This product is translucent, will not be seen. For added texture broadcast in air then back roll.

Flake is a great solution for pool decks. High-performance pool deck finishes provide superior chemical and abrasion resistance, while enhancing sanitation by protecting against mold and bacterial growth.

Our materials are manufactured with colorfast UV stable pigments. Double broadcasting flake over flake for areas to avoid any telegraphing through the concrete. To ensure optimal UV stability please consult your coatings manufacturer for system specifications.

Our epoxies cost roughly $0.50 per Square Feet, estimate based on 125 Sq.Ft per gallon rolled applied or $0.85 Sq.Ft covers 75 Sq.Ft squeegee and back roll applied.

1. All surfaces sealed with a high strength epoxies makes it extremely resistant to salts, oils and other stains. It’s non-porous which makes it mold resistant and simple to clean. Usually just a garden hose and maybe a little mild detergent will clean it fine.
2. It adds value to your home. No doubt about it!
3. You will save thousands, not hundreds doing it yourself not having to pay a contractor.

If you read the properties, the resin is typically filled with 65% saline, a waterdown solvent and is a one to one ratio.

Big box store generally sell low solid epoxies which are not as strong.

Comparing a store bought epoxy vs. a commercial grade epoxy is like comparing a Pickup to a Peterbuilt…

The correct method is to use the flake scraper in all directions (north, south, east, and west) as standard practice, followed by using a cordless leaf blower to move any excess flakes toward the back wall. Then use a floor sander with 120 grit paper to remove any vertical pieces of polyester flake sticking up. After this, proceed to apply the PP-80 as the final top coat.

Our flakes already come with 3% blend. You can increase it to any percentage you want, but the standard sold is 3%.

Flake and Quartz are suitable for outdoor applications. Avoid bright colors due to premature fading. Guaranteed no fading if used polyaspartic, polyurea, PP-80 as the top coat.

Yes, we can custom blend any color you want and match up to any other company's color selection or we'll create one unique blend just for you.