Types of Garage Floor Coatings

1. Types of Garage Floor Coatings Choosing the right garage floor coating for your space can be difficult. Is an epoxy garage floor coating better for your space or a concrete garage floor coating? What’s the best fit for your budget? What is going to stand the test of time and be the best investment over the years? As one of the premier garage floor epoxy contractors, Resinous Flooring Supply DFW can help you answer those questions. Epoxy garage floor coating There are two, main types of epoxy garage floor coatings: consumer-grade and industrial-grade. Consumer-grade epoxy garage floor coating are the DIY products you see lining the aisles in your favorite hardware store. While they can be a great product for a DIY refresh of your space, they don’t offer the durability of a higher-quality epoxy product. Industrial-grade epoxy garage floor coatings are made of higher-quality materials than DIY products and, because they are installed by trained professionals, create a more stable bond with your concrete garage floor, making them more durable and longer lasting. Polyaspartic epoxy floor coating A polyaspartic epoxy floor coating is considered to be the gold-star garage floor coating. Because it permeates far into your garage floor’s concrete base, it provides a super stable foundational bond that makes it more resistant to damage from impacts and abrasions, chemicals, and permanent markings left on the floor. Acrylic floor coating This affordable, long-lasting garage floor coating is available in a range of colors and finishes. Acrylic garage floor coatings are durable and leave your floor looking amazing for years to come.

2. Polyurethane floor coating While very similar in appearance to epoxy garage floor coatings, polyurethane coatings do have some very important differences. A polyurethane floor coating cures with a more elastic finish, making it softer to walk on and more impact resistant as the impact load is more easily absorbed.