Polyurea is a fast-curing, flexible coating that bonds tightly to properly ground concrete. Polyaspartic is a type of polyurea with a slower working time and strong UV stability, which makes it an excellent clear topcoat.
Together they make the system we use on our full-flake floors: a 99% solids polyurea base coat, a full flake broadcast and an 85% solids polyaspartic clear coat. It's tougher and faster than a traditional epoxy floor, and it's why most of our garage floors are done in one day.
Cure time — Epoxy can take several days before you can park on it. Our polyurea and polyaspartic system lets you walk on the floor that evening and park 24–48 hours later.
UV stability — Standard epoxy can yellow in sunlight. Polyaspartic is UV-stable, so it's our choice for the clear coat on garages, patios and porches.
Flexibility — Epoxy is hard but brittle. Polyurea flexes with the slab as it expands and contracts in the Texas heat, so it's less likely to crack or peel.
Hot-tire resistance — Our polyurea and polyaspartic system resists hot-tire pickup better than many DIY epoxy kits.
Installation — Epoxy floors usually take multiple days. Most of our polyurea and polyaspartic garage floors are done in one.
Central Texas concrete deals with long, hot summers, direct sun through open garage doors and slabs that shift with our clay soils. A coating has to flex, stay UV-stable and bond tightly to the slab. Polyurea and polyaspartic do all three.
We pair that system with full diamond-grind prep, crack repair and a moisture assessment on every job. The coating is only as good as the prep underneath it.
Garages — Our one-day full-flake garage floors.
Patios, porches and pool decks — The UV-stable clear coat holds up outdoors.
Commercial and industrial floors — Fast cure times mean less downtime for your business.
Showrooms and shops — A high-gloss finish that resists stains, chemicals and abrasion.
Fast cure and quick return to use
UV-stable clear coat that resists yellowing
Flexible enough to move with your slab
Resistant to stains, chemicals, abrasion and hot tires
High-gloss, easy-to-clean finish
Backed by a limited lifetime warranty on our full-flake packages
Our polyurea-based garage floors start at $1,499 for a solid-color floor up to 450 sq. ft. Full-flake polyurea and polyaspartic floors start at $1,745 for a one-car garage and $2,345 for a two-car garage. Depending on the size and condition of your floor, your final price may come in lower than the listed price.
The biggest reason a garage coating fails is bad prep. We diamond-grind every floor, repair damage before we coat and check the slab for moisture first. We use polyurea and polyaspartic systems instead of cheap epoxy kits, and we back our full-flake floors with a limited lifetime warranty.
You also deal with the owner. We've been in decorative concrete since 2015, and we price every job the same fair way. If a quote is over your budget, we'll help you choose what to include — like skipping stem walls or flakes — so you get a floor that fits.
For most Texas garages, yes. Polyaspartic cures faster, stays UV-stable and is more flexible than standard epoxy, which can yellow and turn brittle.
They're related. Polyaspartic is a type of polyurea with a longer working time and strong UV stability. We use polyurea as the base coat and polyaspartic as the clear coat.
You can walk on our full-flake floors the same evening and park on them 24–48 hours later.
A polyurea base coat on its own can amber in direct sunlight. That's why our full-flake floors are sealed with a UV-stable polyaspartic clear coat.
Yes. Its UV stability makes polyaspartic a strong choice for patios, porches and pool decks.
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P.O. Box 92431 Austin, Texas 78709
Foxy Epoxy Floors
Monday through Friday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Saturday
By appointment
P.O. Box 92431 Austin, Texas 78709
Foxy Epoxy Floors