A Brief Guide to Polyaspartic and Epoxy Coating Language

Garage Floor CoatingEpoxy Flooring

In this guide, we’ll explore the most common coating language you’ll come across in the epoxy flooring industry. These terms are grouped by category for easy reference. Coating Language: Coating Types Epoxy Coating: One of several types of two-component (Part A resin & Part B hardener) coatings that are mixed and applied to concrete. Epoxies are slow-cure, high-build coatings (they ... Read More

The Dangers of One-Day Polyurea-Polyaspartic Systems

Garage Floor CoatingPress Release

The Pitfalls of Quick Fixes The appeal of one-day polyurea-polyaspartic systems is hard to ignore. The promise of a fast application and minimal disruption is enticing for homeowners and businesses alike. However, these quick fixes often come with hidden costs, particularly in terms of long-term durability and performance. As a result, these companies almost always have a warranty exclusion regarding ... Read More

Understanding Coating Systems: Why They’re Different and How They’re Used

Garage Floor CoatingFull-Flake Epoxy Flooring, Metallic Epoxy Flooring, Partial Flake Epoxy Flooring, Solid Epoxy Flooring

Coating systems are getting increasingly popular throughout Pennsylvania. Homeowners and businesses want visually pleasing floors that can withstand yearly wear and tear with minimal maintenance, and concrete coating systems fit the bill nicely. However, like any advanced, quality improvement to a space, it comes with all sorts of terms and questions that are worth answering. So understanding coating systems is ... Read More

Winning the Battle Against Moisture In Your Garage Floors

Garage Floor CoatingEpoxy Flooring, Garage Floor Coating

Epoxy coatings are an excellent choice for protecting and beautifying concrete floors. But proper preparation is key to their success, especially in Pennsylvania's variable climate. One critical step that is often overlooked by "1-day polyurea" contractors and DIY enthusiasts is assessing the moisture content of the concrete before applying the coating. Ignoring this step can lead to significant issues, including ... Read More