Epoxy & Polyaspartic Garage Floor Coatings
There is no single garage coating that is right for every floor, which is why it pays to work with a contractor who installs more than one system.
The condition of the concrete, sunlight exposure, how the garage is used, and the finish you want all play a part in choosing the right system.
Faust Flooring installs both epoxy flooring and polyaspartic flooring, allowing us to recommend a system based on your garage rather than trying to sell the same coating for every project. Polyaspartic is a type of polyurea, which is why it cures faster and holds its color better in sunlight than standard epoxy.
Epoxy Garage Flooring
Epoxy creates a strong bond with properly prepared concrete and provides an excellent base for decorative garage flooring systems. It can be installed in solid colors or combined with decorative flakes to create a clean, finished appearance.
Polyaspartic Garage Flooring
Polyaspartic coatings cure quickly and offer excellent UV resistance, making them a great option for garages that receive natural sunlight. Polyaspartic is also commonly used as a durable clear topcoat over decorative flake systems.
Many garage floors can benefit from a system that uses more than one type of coating rather than relying on a single product from start to finish. At Faust Flooring we can come, inspect your garage and advise you on which system will be most suitable for your garage. Because polyaspartic cures so quickly, most two-car garages finished with a polyaspartic system are completed in a single day. Larger garages, and slabs that need more repair before coating, take longer — how long depends on the size of the garage, the condition of the concrete, and the system you choose.