Epoxy ambers where daylight reaches it. Polyaspartic does not, which is why we reach for it on entryways, exterior stairs, walkways, and any garage the sun gets into. It also cures faster than epoxy, so a working space reopens sooner.
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Entryways, exterior stairs, walkways, loading docks, sunlit showrooms, and any garage with a door facing the afternoon.
UV-stable: the color holds where daylight reaches it, instead of ambering the way epoxy does
Rated to go outside, where we will not put a straight epoxy floor
Works as the topcoat over an epoxy base: epoxy for the build, polyaspartic for the sunlight
Flake, quartz, or solid color finishes, same as our epoxy systems
Cures faster than epoxy, so a working space reopens sooner
Diamond grinding prep first; a fast topcoat never excuses skipped prep
An honest spec: where epoxy or urethane cement serves you better, we say so
Our installs
Commercial floors we have installed.
Philadelphia storefront, flake systemParking deck, solid color
Straight answers
Polyaspartic, honestly.
Why polyaspartic instead of epoxy?
Sunlight. Epoxy ambers where daylight reaches it, so anything outdoors or under a lot of glass gets polyaspartic. Epoxy still wins on build thickness and value per coat, which is why many of our best floors use both: an epoxy base for build, polyaspartic on top for the sun. The walkthrough settles it for your space, and if polyaspartic is not the right call we say so.
Can it go outside?
Yes, and that is most of what we use it for: entryways, exterior stairs, walkways, and loading docks. Anything outside also needs grip, so we broadcast texture into any surface that will get wet.
How fast can the space reopen?
Usually the next day for foot traffic, depending on the system and the conditions on site. You get the return-to-service schedule in writing before we start.
Do you use polyaspartic on homes too?
Yes: sun-hit garages, exterior steps, and walkways. For a standard interior garage or basement we usually reach for epoxy first, often with a polyaspartic topcoat over it. See our garage floor page for the residential side.
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