As a rule, under the best conditions, the coating drying stages are: 90 minutes – base coat 3 hours – top coat, OK for foot traffic 24 hours – OK for heavy objects such as furniture 5 to 7 days – OK for vehicle traffic

You can use different colours and vinyl flakes in your coating. It’s even possible to include a logo or other design. Discuss this with your installer when you request your quote. No matter what your dream is, we can get it done!

It’s very affordable. The cost is based on the square footage or by contract and varies according to: The concrete preparation required. Precautions that need to be taken in the direct work environment (e.g., covering flowerbeds and shrubs around outdoor stairs). The design complexity Message us for a free quote today!

The product is guaranteed against unexplained delamination for a period of 20 years. The guarantee doesn’t cover local discolouration, deep cracks or scratches, tire marks, or concrete delamination. The 20-year guarantee is non-transferable. This means that if you sell your property, the new owners will not be covered.

Yes! All types of floor heating installations can be covered with epoxy or polyurea.

You can have any interior or exterior concrete surface coated since the resin is weather resistant. Interior: garage, basement, kitchen, hallway, bathroom, etc. Exterior: balcony, stairs, pool surround, gazebo or patio slab, etc.

No. Some companies will tell you that adding a clear coat will make your epoxy or polyurea floor shine, but we do not recommend this approach. The extra layer won’t adhere as well to the existing floor.

Epoxy and polyurea are materials that require minimal maintenance. As a rule, mopping with plenty of water and a little mild soap is sufficient. However, for textured (non-slip) floors, use a floor brush. Always use water and mild soap and brush gently to ensure that all micro dirt is removed.

Stains can be easily cleaned with water and mild soap, using a cloth, mop, or brush. Even tire stains are easy to remove, if you regularly clean the area where your vehicle is parked. Recalcitrant tire marks Be aware that exterior debris, combined with interior garage dust and heat from the tires, creates grip on the ground and eventually forms a stubborn gummy surface. The key is to clean this specific area regularly to prevent it from forming.