At a minimum, the concrete must be clean, dry, and mechanically profiled to a CSP 2–3 using diamond grinding or shot blasting. Proper surface prep also includes degreasing, repairing cracks, testing for moisture, and removing all dust before application. When it comes to achieving a durable,...
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As we move into 2026, contractors and concrete coating companies are facing a crucial question: Should I choose polyaspartic or epoxy for my concrete floor projects? The answer isn’t as simple as it used to be. Epoxy has been a go-to choice for decades, but polyaspartic coatings...
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As concrete coating professionals, we’re often asked if it’s possible to repair or recoat an existing surface instead of doing a full replacement. The good news is that yes, it is possible in most cases. Recoating or repairing is not only achievable but often a more effective...
Read MoreWith years of expertise, we explore the most effective methods for safeguarding and enhancing concrete surfaces, including high-quality coatings, penetrating sealers, and proper maintenance strategies. By implementing these protective measures, property owners can extend the lifespan of their concrete surfaces and prevent costly damage. Recognizing the Impact Concrete...
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When it comes to protecting concrete floors, contractors and property owners alike want solutions that are durable, fast, and versatile. Traditional coatings often fall short—whether it’s long curing times, strong odors, or coatings that simply can’t withstand years of wear. That’s why polyaspartic topcoats are...
Read MoreOne of the most common issues installers run into is rust coming through a floor coating. What looks like a perfect installation at first can end up with ugly orange-brown stains if the source of the problem isn’t addressed. The root cause? Moisture vapor movement in...
Read MoreA well-coated concrete patio boosts property value and withstands wear. Exposure to weather, foot traffic, and wear can deteriorate concrete surfaces over time. The best options include polyaspartic coatings for long-lasting protection, epoxy for a smooth finish, stamped overlays for a decorative touch, and acrylic sealers for...
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Under standard conditions, polyaspartic floor coatings can be returned to light foot traffic in 2–4 hours and fully cured for vehicle traffic within 24 hours. Time is one of the most valuable assets on any jobsite. Every hour a floor remains unusable affects operational continuity, scheduling, and client...
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The best method for preventing bubbles in polyaspartic topcoats is to seal the concrete with a moisture-tolerant basecoat and apply the topcoat using proper mixing and rolling techniques. Controlling substrate conditions, mixing ratios, and environmental factors also plays a crucial role in ensuring a bubble-free...
Read MoreTiming is everything when it comes to concrete coating projects. Whether you’re a contractor managing large-scale jobs or a builder ensuring durable and visually appealing flooring, knowing how long the process takes is essential. From preparation to curing, each step can impact your schedule and...
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