Why Are Polyaspartic Floor Coatings The Best Option For Finishing A Garage?

For over 15 Years, Garage Finisher has been dedicated to bringing the best in floor coating solutions to Cleveland and the surrounding areas - and a big part of that is our use of polyaspartic floor coatings. This new innovation in resinous coatings began in the 1990s, and is quickly being embraced as one of the best all-around options for creating an incredibly strong, long-lasting working floor.

Typical resinous coatings, such as epoxy, can potentially take days to fully dry and cure and can only be applied in warm weather months. This can be extremely disruptive, particularly if they're being installed within a working facility. Polyaspartic coatings, on the other hand, cure in just a few hours. Installation can usually happen in a single day. This fast-drying formula ensures a better install than epoxy and insures a quick return to service.

Polyaspartic coatings are among the strongest substances you could ever put on a floor. They're resistant to piercing, scratching, and impact damage. They can even hold up easily when being used by large industrial vehicles such as forklifts and trucks.

There's a reason we call our signature product "The Forever Floor." Short of an earthquake, very little can damage polyaspartic substances and we back up that claim with a Lifetime Warranty with no exclusions, other companies don’t believe their flooring will last so they include exclusions to their warranty.

Many floor coatings can lose their luster over time,. Not so with polyaspartic floor coatings! They resist almost all reactions that would damage the color of other resinous coatings, allowing them to look beautiful year after year.

Polyaspartic coatings can be applied in nearly any weather imaginable, even when temperatures are below zero. Once cured, they're remarkably resistant to temperature. You don't have to worry about this floor being damaged by hot or cold temperatures.  Garage Finisher installs the Forever Floor Year Round!

Many plastics, epoxies and other synthetic materials contain Volatile Organic Chemicals (VOCs), basically elements of the mixture which are released over time. VOCs can be hazardous in numerous ways, but they simply aren't a concern with polyaspartics.