A Shiny New Garage Floor - In As Little As ONE DAY!
With hundreds of colors and textures, the only limitation is your imagination. From start to finish, your new garage floor will exceed your expectations. We Guarantee It!
Garage flooring technology and service offerings have exploded over the past few years. Today’s flooring technology is safer, more slip resistant, durable and can last a lifetime. As the Orlando area leader in service, quality and experience, Kongcrete Coatings is ready to provide you a world-class experience from start to finish.
Today is the day to take action and have your very own pristine, organized garage. Get ready to be amazed. Best Product, Best Warranty, Best Experience, Guaranteed.
Epoxy vs. Polyaspartic
Chances are, you’ve heard of epoxy floor coatings. But are they right for you? The differences in epoxy and Polyaspartic flooring are vast. Here’s some information to help decide which garage floor coating is best for you.
For flake flooring which is the most common garage floor application, the similarities in aesthetics or the way it looks can be unnoticeable, at first. Neither product is a paint. Both epoxy and Polyaspartic are sealers which act as a bonding agent applied to your bare concrete. It’s how they react to the elements which separates the two.
Epoxy Garage Floor Coatings are a lower cost option for garages. Epoxy floors will look fantastic at first, especially when a thicker coat is applied. Often marketed as an easy do-it-yourself solution, a homeowner can install a good-looking floor with minimal expense, experience, and tools.
The drawback comes in its longevity. Epoxy is susceptible to fading, peeling and cracking due to its lack of elasticity and heat resistance. The best and most successful application of epoxy is in primarily interior items such as furniture.
Over time, the sun will fade your floors unevenly because how it hits your garage floor. Also the heat from your tires will eventually erode or melt the top layer of epoxy because of its lack of heat resistance.
There are specific times when epoxy is right for a garage but only when extreme temperatures, sunlight and hot tires aren’t a factor. Think showroom.
Polyaspartic Garage Floor Coatings: Let’s start with the downside. Polyaspartic settles extremely quickly. Think of fast drying glue. If you don’t act fast, you’ll have a real mess on your hands. However, Polyaspartic is the recommended choice for garage floors for numerous reasons. First its strength. Polyaspartic is over 4X stronger than epoxy. Where epoxy needs to be maintained often, Polyaspartic is truly set it and forget it. Which is why you see a lifetime warranty for Polyaspartic and in most cases, no warranty at all for epoxy.
Because of its fast-drying and bonding, most Polyaspartic applications can be completed in 1 day. With professional equipment, the installation of Polyaspartic floors is faster, safer, lasts longer and won’t fade.
Most of our clients choose Polyaspartic flooring so they never have to worry about upgrading their garage every again.
Why KONG Recommends Polyaspartic
- Excellent Transparent Warranty Coverage
- Zero Cracking Peeling & Fading
- 1 Day Application Goal!
- UV Resistant Technology
- Slip Resistant Material
- Affordable Set it and Forget it
What You Need to Know - FAQ's
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If Flakes Are Not For You... Consider Metallic Coatings
Make your floor as unique as you. Metallic applications create a one-of-a-kind floor that is impossible to replicate. The flooring artists at Kongcrete Coatings are ready to create your metallic floor coating masterpiece.
Epoxy metallic flooring is incredibly durable and resilient. A metallic garage floor coating is a prime choice among high-end residential and commercial buildings such as warehouses showrooms and interior floors due to its sheer robustness. Metallic epoxy flooring can endure heavy equipment and foot traffic while being stain resistant and easy to clean. It’s the perfect choice for high traffic, low sunlight and weathering floors.
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