Types of Resinous Flooring

Choosing the right flooring for your space can be a daunting task, especially with the variety of resinous flooring options available. This FAQ aims to shed light on three popular types: Polyaspartic Flake Garage Floors, Metallic Epoxy Floors, and Grind and Seal Floors. Whether you’re looking for a durable garage solution, a stunning interior finish, or a cost-effective concrete enhancement, this guide will help you understand the benefits and unique features of each option.

Polyaspartic Flake Garage Floors

1. What are Polyaspartic Flake Floors?
   Polyaspartic flake floors are a durable and decorative option for your garage. They consist of a polyaspartic base with colored flakes embedded, providing an elegant and easy-to-clean surface.
2. Why Choose Polyaspartic?
   • Fast curing time: The product can be fully cured in as little as 24 hrs allowing you to get back into your garage.
   • UV resistant: Won’t yellow or fade over time.
   • Highly durable: Resistant to stains, chemicals, and abrasions.
3. How Long Does Installation Take?
   Typically, we can complete a standard 2-3 car garage in just one day.

Metallic floors

1. What are Metallic Epoxy Floors?
   Metallic epoxy floors offer a stunning, high-gloss finish that mimics the look of marble, waves, or molten metal. Perfect for basements, showrooms, and other interior spaces.
2. What Makes Metallic Epoxies Unique?
   • Customizable: Choose from a variety of colors and patterns.
   • Seamless finish: Provides a smooth, continuous surface.
   • Durable: Resistant to wear, chemicals, and stains.
3. Can I Choose My Own Design?
   Yes! We can work with you to create a custom look that matches your style and vision.

Grind and Seal Floors

1. What is a Grind and Seal Floor?
   This is a cost-effective alternative to polished concrete where we grind down your concrete surface and apply a clear sealant to enhance its appearance and protect it from damage.
2. Why Grind and Seal?
   • Durability: WIth the sealer being a polyaspartic it should last as long as the concrete.
   • Versatile: Suitable for garages, basements, and commercial spaces.
   • Low maintenance: Easy to clean and maintain.
3. How Long Will It Last?
   With proper care, a grind and seal floor can last for many years, offering long-term protection and beauty.

Have More Questions?
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