Comparison

Here's a detailed comparison table ofPolyaspartic vs. Epoxy vs. Polyurethane Flooring:FeaturePolyasparticEpoxyPolyurethaneCure Time1–4 hrs (foot traffic), 24h full cure12–24 hrs (foot traffic), 72h full cure6–24 hrs (varies by formulation)UV StabilityExcellent (no y
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Here's a detailed comparison table of Polyaspartic vs. Epoxy vs. Polyurethane Flooring:

Feature

Polyaspartic

Epoxy

Polyurethane

Cure Time

1–4 hrs (foot traffic),   24h full cure

12–24 hrs (foot traffic),   72h full cure

6–24 hrs (varies by   formulation)

UV Stability

Excellent (no yellowing)

Poor (ambering/yellowing)

Good (UV-resistant options   available)

Temperature Range

-30°F to 140°F (-34°C to   60°C)

50°F to 90°F (10°C to   32°C)

-40°F to 250°F (-40°C to   121°C)

Chemical Resistance

Very Good

Excellent (best for harsh   chemicals)

Excellent (flexible,   resists spills)

Durability

High (flexible,   crack-resistant)

Very High (rigid,   impact-resistant)

Highest (flexible, thermal   shock-resistant)

Cost

$$$ (20–50% > epoxy)

$$ (most affordable)

$$$$ (premium pricing)

Best For

Fast installs, UV-exposed   areas

Heavy industry, garages,   warehouses

Food plants, breweries,   extreme conditions

Lifespan

15–20+ years

10–15+ years

20+ years   (longest-lasting)

Slip Resistance

Customizable (textured   finishes)

Requires additives

Naturally slip-resistant

Moisture Tolerance

Good (less sensitive than   epoxy)

Poor (requires dry   substrate)

Excellent (handles   moisture well)

Quick Recommendation:

·         Need speed & UV resistance? → Polyaspartic

·         Budget-friendly & tough? → Epoxy

·         Extreme durability & flexibility? → Polyurethane

All three provide seamless, easy-clean surfaces—choose based on your project’s demands!