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Polyaspartic FlakeresidentialPlanning guide
Planning a polyaspartic floor for a 2-car garage in Oviedo
Oviedo
1Assessment
Slabs can develop hairline cracks over time from soil movement and settling. If a previous DIY coating has failed, the failed coating must be completely removed by diamond grinding before any new system can be applied. Assess crack severity and previous coating condition.
2Options
Polyaspartic flake is a popular choice for residential garages — UV-stable, hot tire resistant, and one-day installation may be available. Diamond grinding removes failed coatings and opens the surface for adhesion. Crack assessment is part of the site review.
3Confirm before work begins
Confirm the preparation scope (including removal of any failed coating), system specification, return-to-use timing, and written warranty terms before work begins.
Project Details
System
Polyaspartic Flake
Property Type
Residential
Location
Oviedo
Crew
In-house only
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