Polyaspartic Flooring in Chilliwack

Epoxy and polyaspartic are not always competing products. In many professional floor systems, epoxy provides the body and adhesion while polyaspartic provides the final protective layer. That combination takes advantage of what each material does best.

For decorative flake floors, the polyaspartic topcoat locks the broadcast into place, gives the floor its finished sheen and protects colour where daylight reaches the surface.

Polyaspartic systems work well in residential garages, workshops, retail stores, showrooms, automotive spaces, breweries, restaurants, mechanical rooms, warehouses and many other commercial environments.

The correct build-up depends on what the floor will experience. A garage exposed to hot tires and sunlight has different needs than a back-of-house commercial room exposed to cleaning chemicals and rolling equipment.

A fast-curing topcoat cannot compensate for poor preparation. We mechanically diamond grind the concrete, repair defects and prepare the slab before applying primer, body coats or polyaspartic protection.

That mechanical profile gives the coating a proper surface to bond to. Acid washing or simply rolling a coating onto smooth concrete does not create the same foundation.

Polyaspartic can protect decorative flake, quartz and other resinous systems, and it can also be used in clean solid-colour applications where the specification suits the project. Gloss level, texture and traction can be adjusted around the environment.

If you are comparing epoxy and polyaspartic, the better question is usually how the complete system should be built. We recommend the combination that fits the slab, traffic, exposure and downtime available.