Polyaspartic Topcoat Over Epoxy
An epoxy base and flake layer build thickness, and a clear polyaspartic topcoat seals them. You get the body of epoxy with a surface that stands up to UV and hot tires.
Fast-curing coatings in Myrtle Beach & the Grand Strand
Polyaspartic Floor Coating in Myrtle Beach, SC
Polyaspartic floor coating in Myrtle Beach for garages, porches and shops that need to be back in use fast: a UV-stable coating that holds its color in the sun, installed over concrete we grind and repair first.
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The coating
What Is a Polyaspartic Floor Coating?
Polyaspartic is a type of polyurea coating that cures in hours instead of days and does not yellow in sunlight. We use it in three ways, depending on the floor and how soon you need it back.
Full Polyaspartic Flake System
Base coat and topcoat are both polyaspartic, so the floor cures faster from start to finish. A fit for rentals and households that cannot give up the garage for long.
See garage floor coating
Solid Color Polyaspartic
A tinted polyaspartic in one even color, with an anti-slip additive where the floor gets wet. Clean and simple for shops, laundry rooms and utility spaces.
Compare
Polyaspartic vs Epoxy: Which One Fits Your Floor
Epoxy and polyaspartic work best as partners. Epoxy builds a thick, hard base for less money and gives installers more working time. Polyaspartic cures much faster, stays clear under UV and grips hot tires without lifting.
The tradeoff is time on the floor. Because polyaspartic sets quickly, it is mixed in small batches and spread fast, so prep and crew experience matter more with it than with epoxy.
For most Grand Strand garages we recommend an epoxy or polyaspartic base with a polyaspartic topcoat. Indoors and out of the sun, an epoxy topcoat can be enough. Our garage floor coating page shows the flake systems we build with both.
Sun and heat
UV Stability for Sunlit Garages, Porches and Pool Areas
Sun is the reason polyaspartic ends up on so many coastal floors. Here is where it earns its place:
- Garage doors left open. Afternoon sun hits the first few feet of a garage floor every day. Standard epoxy can amber there over time; a polyaspartic topcoat holds its color.
- Screened porches and lanais. Light through a screen still carries UV. A UV-stable coating keeps porch floors from fading unevenly around rugs and furniture.
- Pool surrounds. Covered pool areas get reflected light and wet feet. Polyaspartic with a textured finish handles both.
- Summer heat. Hot tires and hot slabs are part of July and August here. Polyaspartic resists hot tire pickup better than garage paint or a basic sealer.
Why us
Why Choose Our Polyaspartic Floor Coating Company
Fast-curing coatings leave little room for error. Here is how we handle that:
Batches sized for the weather:
We mix polyaspartic in small batches and adjust for the heat and humidity on the day.
Ground concrete every time:
The slab is diamond ground so the coating bonds to open, clean concrete.
Straight system advice:
If epoxy or a hybrid fits your floor better, we tell you.
Answered 24/7:
Call (843) 960-3710 any time to set up your free estimate.
How it works
Our Polyaspartic Installation Process
Speed is the point of polyaspartic, but the prep gets the same care as any system we install.
1. Estimate and Moisture Reading
We measure the area, look at cracks and old coatings, and take a moisture reading to confirm the slab can take a fast-curing system.
2. Diamond Grinding and Dust Control
The surface is ground to an open profile, and the dust is vacuumed so nothing gets trapped under the coating.
3. Patch and Repair
Cracks and chips are filled with a fast-setting repair material and ground flush. Slabs with wide damage get concrete resurfacing first.
4. Base Coat in Small Batches
The base coat is mixed and rolled in sections sized for the temperature, so it never sets before it is spread.
5. Flake or Color Layer
Flake is broadcast into the wet base, or a tinted coat goes on for a solid finish. Loose chips are scraped and vacuumed.
6. Polyaspartic Topcoat and Handoff
The clear topcoat goes on last. We tell you when you can walk on the floor and when you can drive on it.
Pricing
What Affects Polyaspartic Floor Coating Cost
Polyaspartic usually costs more per square foot than epoxy. These are the factors that set the price:
- Area size: a one, two or three-car garage, a porch or a shop floor.
- System build: a polyaspartic topcoat over epoxy, or polyaspartic from base to top.
- Prep: grinding off old paint or sealer and repairing cracks.
- Finish: flake size and blend, solid color or anti-slip texture.
- Timing and access: steps, stem walls, edges and how soon you need the space back.
Applications
Where We Use Polyaspartic Coatings
Polyaspartic works on most interior and covered concrete at a coastal home or business:
- Attached and ground-level garages that sit open to the sun.
- Screened porches, lanais and covered patios, as part of our patio and porch coating systems.
- Covered pool areas, where a textured finish adds grip (see pool deck coating).
- Workshops and storage for boats, bikes and golf carts.
- Laundry rooms and mudrooms built on a concrete slab.
Service areas
Polyaspartic Coatings Across the Grand Strand
Fast-curing floors suit beach towns, where garages double as storage and rental homes turn over every week. We install polyaspartic floor coating in Myrtle Beach and the towns below from our location at 5082 Lafon Ln, Myrtle Beach.
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Related services
Other Coatings for Garages and Outdoor Concrete
Garage Floor Coating
Flake, solid and metallic garage systems, often finished with a polyaspartic topcoat.
Learn more
Patio and Porch Coating
UV-stable coatings for patios, screened porches, lanais and walkways.
Learn more
Questions
Polyaspartic Floor Coating FAQs
HomeGuide (2026) lists polyaspartic floor coating at $5 to $12 per square foot installed nationally, about $2,000 to $6,900 for a two-car garage. These are market ranges, not a quote. Your Myrtle Beach price depends on the size, the prep and the system, and we give it to you after a free on-site estimate.
In a sunny Myrtle Beach garage, a polyaspartic topcoat is usually the better finish because it resists UV and hot tire pickup. Epoxy still makes a strong, lower-cost base, and many garage systems combine the two.
Polyaspartic cures much faster than epoxy, and many floors are back in use within one to two days instead of most of a week. Foot traffic comes first and vehicles later. Heat and humidity in Myrtle Beach change the timing, so we give you the dates for your floor.
Yes. Because it is UV-stable, polyaspartic is one of the coatings we use on Myrtle Beach porches, lanais and pool areas. Outdoors we add a textured finish for grip and check that water drains off the slab.
Sometimes. If the old epoxy is well bonded, we can sand or grind it and add a polyaspartic topcoat. If it is peeling or lifting, it has to come off first. We check the bond at your Myrtle Beach estimate before we recommend either path.
Epoxy Floor Installation Myrtle Beach installs polyaspartic garage floor coatings from 5082 Lafon Ln in Myrtle Beach, for homes and businesses in Socastee, Carolina Forest, Conway, Surfside Beach, Garden City, Murrells Inlet, North Myrtle Beach and Pawleys Island. Call (843) 960-3710 or send the form for a free estimate.
Call us or request a free on-site estimate. We check the slab and tell you whether polyaspartic, epoxy or a mix fits your floor.