
About
Polyurea is an elastomeric coating formed by the reaction of an isocyanate with an amine resin. We use PP-B100, a 95% solids polyurea hybrid developed as a primer and base coat. It bonds to concrete, wood and block, performs across a wide temperature range and stays flexible as the slab moves. A 35–45 minute pot life allows self-leveling and decorative broadcast, and it emits virtually no odor, so it can be installed in occupied buildings. As a base coat, it is finished with a UV-stable topcoat on sun-exposed floors.

Right Fit
Not For
- As an exposed finish in the sun. It's a base coat — outdoors it goes under a UV-stable topcoat.
- Budget-first indoor jobs. Where standard epoxy does the job, polyurea adds cost without much benefit.
Built for South Florida
Sun & Heat
As a base coat it is covered by a UV-stable topcoat, so the finished floor holds its color outdoors.
Humidity
Performs across a wide temperature range and tolerates Florida heat during installation better than standard epoxy.
Slab Moisture
Not a vapor barrier. On slabs with elevated moisture it goes over a moisture membrane.
Salt Air & Pools
Its flexibility absorbs thermal movement on outdoor slabs, which reduces cracking on pool decks and lanais when topped with a UV-stable coat.







