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Frequently asked questions
Answers about concrete preparation, coating systems, moisture, cure times and pricing in Ontario. Filter by topic, service or sub-service to find what applies to your floor.
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Are polyurethane flooring systems chemical resistant?
Yes. Properly specified systems resist oils, fuels, acids, sanitizers, cleaning chemicals, food byproducts and many industrial contaminants.
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Can urethane flooring handle thermal shock?
Yes. Urethane cement systems are specifically engineered to resist thermal shock caused by steam cleaning, hot water washdowns and rapid temperature fluctuation.
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Where are polyurethane flooring systems commonly installed?
Polyurethane flooring systems are commonly installed in:
- food processing facilities
- beverage production plants
- seafood processing facilities
- commercial kitchens
- pharmaceutical facilities
- manufacturing plants
- warehouses
- industrial production environments
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What is the difference between epoxy and urethane flooring?
Epoxy systems are generally more rigid and commonly used for structural flooring assemblies, while urethane systems provide greater flexibility, thermal resistance and durability under aggressive industrial conditions.
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What is urethane cement flooring?
Urethane cement is a heavy-duty industrial flooring technology engineered to withstand thermal shock, hot water washdowns, steam cleaning, moisture exposure and aggressive industrial operating conditions.
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Is polyaspartic flooring good for garages?
Yes. Polyaspartic systems are commonly installed in residential and commercial garages due to their resistance to hot tire transfer, vehicle traffic, humidity, abrasion and long-term UV exposure.
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How long does polyaspartic flooring take to cure?
Depending on environmental conditions and system specifications, polyaspartic flooring systems may return to service significantly faster than conventional coating systems, often within a greatly reduced timeframe.
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What is the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic flooring?
Epoxy systems are commonly utilized for substrate bonding and build thickness, while polyaspartic systems are frequently selected for rapid curing, UV stability and accelerated return-to-service performance. Many premium flooring systems combine both technologies.
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