You need a Polyurea Coating when you
need a product that is:
Moisture insensitive,
Flexible,
Chemical and abrasion resistant,
and Cures in seconds or minutes (even at subzero
temperatures).
If you require quick repair of concrete cracks or
damaged control joints or spalls, polyurea will provide
superior results.
Benefits include:
Short down time. Polyurea provides a rapid,
year-round, labor-saving and cost effective
solution.
Cures in subfreezing temperatures
USDA approved
UV stable and available in custom colors
Low perm rate
Available in gun grade
Nearly impermeable to the elements
Excellent impact and abrasion resistance
Polyurea formulations offer elongations from 250%
to 1300%. The inherent flexibility
and memory of polyurea allows easy bridging of
hairline fractures in concrete surfaces, even at
low temperatures.
100% solid polyurea is highly resistant
to deterioration under extreme
weathering conditions. Polyurea can be applied
directly to various metals, concrete or
geotextile for long term protection.
Harder than epoxy but slippier when wet, Urethane
protects concrete floors from the harmful
effects of spillage, dirt and wear. To help reduce the
slipperiness, a grit can be broadcasted into the urethane
coating. Two kinds of urethane include Moisture-Cured
Urethane and Chemical Resistant Urethane.
Epoxies are used for concrete
primers and stand-alone floor coatings in low traffic
areas. These types of coatings are easy to clean and help
keep the dust down. There are two kinds of epoxies --
Water-Based/Solvent-Based Epoxy and 100% Epoxy.
Benefits include:
100% Epoxies have no solvents to evaporate and,
therefore, a greater mil thickness can be
achieved.
A higher mil thickness can be achieved for areas
that experience heavier traffic.
