Yes, we will coat the vertical curbing around the perimeter to meet your baseboard or drywall. We will first seal them to prevent vapor transmission from the outside then our coating and flakes will be applied making a nice uniform and complete look.

Although you may have had a similar looking product it was not the same. This is not a DIY product and takes much technique, training and specialty equipment. The prep work suggestions for DIY is usually lacking to make it easy on the user. Our prep is the most important step and takes many hours of training to master. The product itself has a 20 min working time. Without the proper training the project can easily go south.

The flakes are an important part of the system. We do have many color options and we can also do a solid color of flakes in a custom order. The purpose of the flakes are aesthetics, Texture for traction, UV stability, and maintenance in helping hide dirt. They also add an extra layer of protection to the base coat.

We do not do partial broadcasts because it's hard to achieve a uniform look. We do what is called a full broadcast and make for a more consistent looking floor.

Yes it is 100% UV stable and will not turn yellow in the sun like other products. Polyaspartic started in the automotive industry for clear coats on vehicles.

No, it is slip resistant thanks to the texture of the flakes. Outside we add a grit additive similar to 80 grit sandpaper for added slip resistance. It is more slip resistant than most coatings.

Polyaspartic has the lowest order and VOC compared to other solvent based products.

That depends on traffic and use but in most residential garages you can expect 15+ years out of the floor.

Never, it is designed to be one and done.

Yes most times any damage can be spot repaired. And we can do recoats if needed in the future but in most cases it will not be necessary unless the floor is abused.