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Polyaspartic History

A Polyaspartic is a type of polyurea which was developed by Texaco Chemical company back in the early 80's. Originally, it was used for corrosive resistant coatings and repair materials.  They are a two-part system meaning that a resin has to be mixed with a catalyst to create the curing  reaction that hardens the material.

The draw back of polyureas is the short pot-life.  Polyurea dries in 5-10 seconds requiring plural component spray equipment which is costly and cumbersome.

Polyaspartics Aliphatic Polyurea (PATs) overcome all this but still retain the high strength and other advantages of polyurea.

The name polyaspartic has recently become popular among formulators in the id us try due to the need to differentiate it from polyureas and polyurethanes.  By definition a polyaspartic is an aliphatic polyurea because it is the reaction of an aliphatic polyisocyanate with a polyaspartic ester.

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Polyaspartics for Floors

  Polyaspartics are a great coating for a high traffic, commercial      application because of their superior abrasion resistance and fast cure  time.        

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Polyaspartic Garage Floor Coatings

Because of their resistance to hot tire marks, polyaspartics make a great garage floor coating.

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Advantages of Polyaspartic Coatings

The advantages of polyaspartic coatings include superior strength, UV protection, high gloss, and zero VOCs.

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