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Polyaspartic coatings use aliphatic polyurea chemistry to create fast-curing, UV-stable floor systems. Unlike epoxy, which requires days to cure, polyaspartic surfaces are ready for foot traffic in 2-3 hours and vehicular traffic in 24 hours.
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Polyaspartic floor coating is a type of protective finish developed as an improvement over traditional epoxy coatings. It belongs to the same family as polyurethane but cures much faster and performs better in many environments.
