A deep-penetrating epoxy base sealed under a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat — the concrete floor coating system that won't yellow, peel, or surrender to hot tires. From $9/sq ft, installed in 2 days.
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Four bonded layers on every floor: diamond-ground concrete, a penetrating epoxy base, your flake or quartz color, and the polyaspartic clear coat.
It's the most common question in this industry — and the honest answer is that it's the wrong question. Polyaspartic and epoxy aren't competitors; they're specialists. The best concrete floor coating uses both, each where it's strongest.
Epoxy cures slowly, and that's its superpower. Applied over diamond-ground concrete, a quality epoxy base coat has time to soak deep into the pores of the slab before it hardens — building a thick, rigid foundation that becomes part of the concrete rather than a film sitting on top of it. That's why our floors don't peel under hot tires. Epoxy's one weakness: left exposed as a topcoat, it can amber and yellow in direct sunlight.
Polyaspartic is a UV-stable, highly abrasion-resistant coating that keeps its clarity and gloss for years — exactly what you want as the wear surface. Its weakness is the mirror image of epoxy's: it cures so fast it never gets the chance to penetrate the slab, so an all-polyaspartic (or all-polyurea) floor is only as strong as its shallow grip on the concrete. That's the corner one-day franchise systems cut.
| Epoxy | Polyaspartic | Our system | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bond to concrete | Excellent — penetrates deep | Limited — cures too fast | Epoxy base for the bond |
| UV resistance | Can yellow over time | Excellent — won't yellow | Polyaspartic topcoat for the finish |
| Abrasion & chemicals | Good | Excellent | Polyaspartic wear layer on top |
| Cure time | Slow — needs a full day | Hours | 2-day install, walkable in 24 hrs |
| Best role | Base coat | Topcoat | Both, done right |
Epoxy base coat for a bond that can't peel. Polyaspartic topcoat for a finish that can't yellow. Two days, from $9/sq ft, built to last 15+ years. For the deeper dive — including how polyurea fits in — read our polyurea vs. epoxy guide.
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We install polyaspartic and concrete floor coatings from our Fort Worth home base across the surrounding DFW metroplex — west to Weatherford, southwest to Granbury, and south to Burleson and Cleburne. Same crew, same flat pricing, no trip charge.
(817) 575-1024What Fort Worth homeowners ask us most about polyaspartic and concrete floor coatings.
Concrete floor coatings start at $9 per square foot for a flake system — one flat, all-inclusive rate covering diamond grinding, crack repair, the epoxy base coat, your color layer, and the UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat. Quartz systems are $15 per square foot. Your free in-home estimate locks in the exact price.
Epoxy penetrates deep into ground concrete and builds a thick, rock-solid base, but pure epoxy topcoats can yellow in sunlight. Polyaspartic is UV-stable and highly abrasion-resistant, but cures too fast to soak into the slab as a base. The best concrete floor coating uses each where it's strongest: an epoxy base for the bond, a polyaspartic topcoat for the finish — exactly how we build every floor.
Polyaspartic is actually a type of polyurea — the difference is how it's used. One-day franchises use fast-curing polyurea for the whole system, which leaves less time for the base coat to penetrate the concrete. We use polyaspartic only where it belongs: as the UV-stable topcoat over a deep-penetrating epoxy base. Full comparison in our polyurea vs. epoxy guide.
Most concrete floor coatings are installed in two days. Day one we diamond-grind the slab, repair cracks, and apply the epoxy base coat and your flake or quartz color layer. Day two we seal it with the polyaspartic topcoat. The floor is walkable about 24 hours after the final coat.
With proper installation and care, our coating systems last 15+ years. The polyaspartic topcoat won't yellow in the sun, and the epoxy base won't peel or delaminate — because it's bonded into diamond-ground concrete, not sitting on top of it. Every install carries a one-year warranty.
Speed is the trade-off. All-polyurea one-day systems cure so fast the base coat can't soak into the slab, which is why they're prone to peeling under hot tires. We take two days so the epoxy base gets the time it needs to penetrate and cure into a foundation — then the polyaspartic topcoat locks it in.
Epoxy bond underneath, polyaspartic finish on top, and an exact price before we start. Book your free in-home estimate and see what your slab can become in two days.
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