Kong’s Polyaspartic Floors: Polyaspartic floors typically requires about seven hours (one full working day). Polyaspartic coatings are the premier solution for vinyl flake garage floors and the perfect for Florida’s climate. Polyaspartic floors are best suited for residential garages as well as commercial or industrial spaces where where heavy-wearing coatings are best suited.   

Epoxy Floors: An epoxy floor will take two days minumum for a typical garage because they take longer to dry and do not include the benefits of polyaspartic coatings. Epoxy floors cannot be used right away as dry/cure time is longer. Epoxy is best for  metallic floor systems, also known a marble epoxy floors or designer floors. 

For both coating types, the timeframe can vary depending on the size and complexity of the project. 

Prior to application, adequate preparation is essential, which involves tasks such as grinding the floor, smoothing uneven surfaces, removing previous coatings, patching cracks in the concrete, or filling holes in the substrait with cementitious material. Once complete, the substrate must be vacuumed thoroughly prior to applying the initial coat or primer. 

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Here, you can submit your formal quote and contact details. Once received, our experts will review and/or compare with ours. Your quote will be reviewed in detail, product per product and line item by line item.

We will have all the details necessary to respond to you with accurate information and/or provide you with a better quote! Not all floor coatings are created equal and some will provide you lower quotes for epoxy or skip applications that may be required for your project to ensure the coating bonds with your specific surface.

While polyaspartic floor coatings offer several advantages over epoxy coatings, there are still situations where epoxy is recommended, such as Metallic flooring projects. Each type of coating has its own set of characteristics, and the choice between epoxy and polyaspartic depends on specific requirements, conditions. When it comes to garages, polyaspartic is our go-to solution. 

Yes, there are distinctions between commercial and residential epoxy flooring. Understanding these differences helps in determining the most suitable option for various environments.

Commercial epoxy flooring is tailored for high-traffic areas like warehouses and factories, providing robust protection against spills, chemicals, and moisture. Its enhanced impact resistance makes it ideal for withstanding the heavy machinery typically used in industrial settings. We also offer premium polyaspartic floor coatings which are highly resistant to chemicals and abrasion. They are stronger and more flexible than traditional epoxy. 

Better yet, residential epoxy floors offer durability alongside improved curb appeal, making them an excellent choice for homeowners. They’re a great option if you are looking for something enticing for your garage, patio or outdoor pathways. Our premium residential epoxies and polyaspartic coatings are infused UV stablizers to protect it from UV light and are offered in a wide range of color options so we can create your perfect dream floor. 

Think about the overall style and design of your garage. Do you want a modern, sleek look, or do you prefer a more traditional feel? The color you choose should complement the existing design elements in your garage. You may also want to consider looking at your garage from the outside to compliment the outside of your home or commercial space if the project is for your business. 

Some of our customers have vehicals with combustion engines and other have Teslas and EV models. So keep in mind if this will be a high-traffic area prone to spills, stains, and tire marks. Choosing a color that can camouflage dirt and stains, such as medium to dark gray or tan, can help maintain the appearance of your floor over time. Combustion engines soemtimes cause more of a mess than those with an electric vehical.

Lighter colors tend to reflect heat, while darker colors absorb it. Choose accordingly based on your space. 

Ultimately, the color you choose should reflect your personal taste and style. Whether you prefer a bold, vibrant color or a more subtle, neutral tone, select a color that you’ll enjoy seeing every time you enter your garage.

We have several live samples and our company creates larger samples just in case. We also have several custom floor samples, which is what sets us apart from the rest who only offer the standard colors you see often. 

Kongcrete Coatings will help you make the design process easy!