Polyurea Out-Performs, Out-Shines, And Out-Lasts Concrete Paints.
When you pick a new floor coating for your garage, one of the first things you will weigh is the cost. Because of this, many homeowners first look into cheap epoxy DIY kits or even just concrete paint. While both of these products are far from worthless, they are not a great choice for high traffic areas, such as a garage floor. Today we will discuss a few of the key differences between concrete paints and polyurea coatings.
Concrete Paints & Epoxy Coatings
As two of the major DIY systems, you can find these products at your local big chain hardware store. Both are also great for small areas that need a temporary coating or areas that won’t be receiving heavy or heated traffic. Driving your vehicle into the garage will almost certainly ruin either of these coatings, particularly on hot tires. Even regular foot traffic causes too much friction for these thin and flaking coatings. Another huge problem with these DIY kits is that the prep often requires acid etching, which is inconsistent and dangerous to your concrete flooring.
Polyurea & Polyaspartic Coatings
These coatings are specially produced for garage floors and can only be applied by experts. The ArmorThane team uses proper diamond grinding to ensure that your floor is properly prepared. Additionally, these coatings are made of several layers that interlock collectively to create a powerful surface that won’t be disrupted by heavy or regular traffic. To find out more, click here to contact ArmorThane today!
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