Polyaspartic vs Epoxy

Polyaspartic and epoxy floors are both popular options for creating durable and visually appealing surfaces, but they have some key differences that make each suitable for different applications.

Polyaspartic Floors:

Fast curing time (applied and cured within hours)

Superior UV resistance, ideal for outdoor applications

Excellent chemical resistance High-gloss finish

More flexible and resistant to hot tire marks Suitable for garages and automotive applications

Over 20x stronger than epoxy with no need for maintenance!

Epoxy Floors:

Established technology with exceptional durability

Strong chemical resistance

Available in a wide range of colors and finishes

Ideal for high-traffic areas and industrial settings

Offers excellent protection against stains, spills, and impacts

The drawback is its longevity, where overtime its subject to peel, crack and fade. Although this takes decades to do, its something to keep in mind when making the choice between poly and epoxy

Overall, we recommend polyaspartic due to its flexibility and strength for garage floors, especially in Florida where the ground tends to move quite a bit over time.