RESIDENTIAL EPOXY • WOODLAND, WA
The premium topcoat that makes a floor UV-stable, hot-tire-proof, and ready to handle the toughest use.
OVERVIEW
Polyaspartic is a high-performance coating we apply over an epoxy base as the protective topcoat. It is prized for being UV-stable (it won't yellow in sunlight), extremely abrasion- and chemical-resistant, and able to cure in a wide range of temperatures — a real advantage in the Northwest.
Most floors use an epoxy/flake base sealed with a polyaspartic topcoat for the best of both worlds: a thick, hard build plus a tough, long-lasting finish. Installs typically take about 2–3 days.
WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT
Unlike bare epoxy, polyaspartic holds its color even in direct sunlight.
Resists the hot-tire pickup that can ruin lesser coatings.
Stands up to heavy traffic, tools, and equipment.
Performs well in the Northwest climate, even when it's cool out.
Shrugs off oil, salt, and common household and shop chemicals.
Keeps its gloss and protection for many years.
PERFECT FOR
Maximum protection for floors that see daily abuse.
Durability for heavy traffic and equipment.
UV stability keeps the finish from yellowing near windows and doors.
QUESTIONS
Epoxy builds a thick, hard base layer; polyaspartic is a tougher, UV-stable topcoat. Most of our floors use both — an epoxy/flake base sealed with a polyaspartic topcoat.
Yes. Polyaspartic cures across a wide temperature range, and we control the work area so coatings cure properly year-round in the Northwest.
Most installs take about 2–3 days. You can walk on it around 24 hours after the final coat, and drive on it once it has fully cured — about a week.
Free, no-pressure quotes for Woodland and all of Southwest Washington.