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Tan, gray, black, and white — clean, versatile, at home in garages, basements, and shops.
SERVICEPolyaspartic floor coatings
Stronger, faster,longer than epoxy.
Polyaspartic is the professional's choice. It cures faster, bonds stronger, and outlasts epoxy in every measurable way. If you've gotten quotes from other contractors using epoxy, this page explains why we don't.
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01 / 08Polyaspartic vs. Epoxy
Why polyaspartic, not epoxy.
Epoxy was the standard for decades. But polyaspartic aliphatic technology outperforms it in every category that matters for real-world use — it cures through a moisture-tolerant reaction, stays flexible through freeze-thaw, and resists yellowing indefinitely.
- Cures in hours, not days — 1-day installation is possible
- UV-stable — won't yellow in sunlit garages or patios
- Flexible — survives freeze-thaw cycles without cracking the bond
- Moisture tolerant — can be applied in higher humidity
- Harder topcoat — better abrasion resistance than standard epoxy
| Property | Polyaspartic | Standard epoxy |
|---|---|---|
| Cure time | Hours — 1-day install | 24–72 hours |
| UV stability | Won't yellow or fade | Yellows in sunlight |
| Freeze-thaw flexibility | Flexible bond, survives cycles | Brittle, prone to delamination |
| Moisture tolerance | Higher tolerance during application | Sensitive to moisture during cure |
| Abrasion resistance | Superior hardness rating | Good, but softer topcoat |
| Longevity (with proper prep) | 15–20+ years | 5–10 years average |
02 / 08Flake floors
14 signature flake blends.
Decorative vinyl flake broadcast systems — durable, slip-resistant, and the most popular choice for garages, shops, and commercial spaces. Every blend includes a slip-resistant polyaspartic top coat.
Creek Bed
Beige, gray, white, and brown earth tones that coordinate with any interior palette.
Tuxedo
Bold black, white, and gray contrast — a sleek showroom favorite for upscale spaces.
Gravel
Light gray, dark gray, and white — subtle, refined, and hides everyday wear beautifully.
Hickory
Beige, brown, red, and black — rich, earthy character with real depth and warmth.
Nightfall
Dark gray, light gray, black, and white — bold and dramatic statement floor.
Orbit
Blue, gray, black, and white — dynamic and energetic with a cool modern edge.
Saddletan
Beige, brown, tan, and black — warm, rustic character built for a shop or garage.
Wombat
Light gray, dark gray, black, and white — cool, modern, a timeless crowd-pleaser.
Tidal Wave
Blue-gray, light gray, white, and deep gray — a crisp, coastal-inspired look.
Camel
Beige, cream, brown, and black — soft, warm, and timelessly inviting.
Dakota Grey
Slate gray, charcoal, white, and silver — crisp and modern with a clean industrial edge.
Charcoal
Bold black flakes on a bright white base — the highest-contrast blend, crisp and graphic for a striking showroom or garage floor.
Basalt
Cool slate grays from light to charcoal with hints of white — a refined, stone-inspired neutral that hides dust and tire marks beautifully.
03 / 08Silica sand systems
1,700+ silica colors.
Sherwin-Williams paint-matched silica systems — a smooth, professional finish ideal for showrooms, offices, and garages after a refined aesthetic. If they make the color, we can coat your floor with it.
Charred Walnut
Deep espresso brown with rich silica texture — dramatic and grounding for a bold, high-end garage or showroom floor.
Cedarwood Brown
Warm cedar brown with natural depth — rustic and inviting in shops, cabins, and covered patios.
Red Terrazzo Tile
Rich red-brown clay with earthy undertones — a warm, classic terracotta tone that hides wear and adds character.
Silk Chocolate
Smooth chocolate taupe with a soft, refined finish — versatile and warm for living spaces and entryways.
Terra Cotta
Soft clay terracotta with a sun-warmed glow — organic and welcoming for patios, sunrooms, and porches.
Fresh Concrete
Warm greige taupe with an understated, natural tone — the modern neutral that pairs with anything.
Terracotta Orange
Earthy terracotta-orange with vibrant warmth — a lively, Southwestern-inspired finish full of character.
Muddy Gray
Olive-tinged gray with subtle warmth — a sophisticated, dust-hiding neutral for high-traffic floors.
Pearl Gray
Cool pearl-slate gray — crisp, clean, and contemporary for garages and showrooms.
Neutral Balance Tan
Warm sand tan with a light, airy feel — bright and inviting for showrooms, retail, and living spaces.
Cobble Brown
Warm cobblestone brown with a soft gray undertone — earthy and timeless, hiding dust and tire marks in busy garages and entryways.
04 / 08Why Rhino
The product is only as good as the crew.
- 01
Professional-grade product
We use commercial polyaspartic systems, not the DIY kits sold at home-improvement stores. Professional product plus diamond-grind prep is a bond that lasts 15–20+ years.
- 02
Color-system expertise
14 vinyl flake blends and 1,700+ Sherwin-Williams silica colors. We bring sample boards to every estimate so you see exactly what your floor will look like.
- 03
Certified & insured
Veteran-owned, fully insured, and trained in polyaspartic application. Every job is done by our own crew — we don't subcontract.
05 / 08The Install
Built to hold up for decades.
Every step exists for a reason. Here's how we build a floor that lasts.
- 01
Surface preparation
Diamond grinding opens the concrete pores for maximum adhesion. Existing coatings, paint, and sealers are fully removed, and cracks and damage are repaired.
- 02
System application
A polyurea base coat goes down, followed by the decorative broadcast — flake or silica. Multiple coats build a system thickness matched to your use case.
- 03
UV-stable topcoat
A UV-stable polyaspartic clearcoat seals the system. This is what keeps the color true and the surface abrasion-resistant for years of daily use.
06 / 08Before & After
Real polyaspartic projects.
The same diamond-grind foundation under every silica neutral and bold flake blend.
07 / 08Common Questions
Polyaspartic questions.
What is polyaspartic coating?
Polyaspartic is a type of polyurea floor coating that cures faster and performs better than traditional epoxy in most applications. It's UV-stable, moisture-tolerant, and flexible — making it ideal for garage floors, basements, driveways, and commercial spaces in climates with freeze-thaw cycles.
Do you install epoxy floor coatings?
No — we install a polyurea base coat with a polyaspartic top coat instead of epoxy. It outperforms epoxy in the ways that matter on a floor: roughly 4× harder, cured and drivable in about a day instead of several, and UV-stable so it won’t yellow. If you’ve been quoted an “epoxy floor,” the full epoxy-vs-polyaspartic breakdown is right here on this page.
Is polyaspartic better than epoxy for garage floors?
In most cases, yes. Polyaspartic cures in hours rather than days, won’t yellow in sunlight, and has better flexibility for environments with temperature swings. Epoxy can be appropriate for certain applications, but polyaspartic is the professional industry standard for garage floor coatings.
How long does polyaspartic coating last?
With proper surface preparation (diamond grinding), a polyaspartic coating system typically lasts 15–20+ years. Without proper prep, even the best product will begin to delaminate within 1–3 years — which is why prep is the most critical part of any coating installation.
Can polyaspartic be applied over existing epoxy or paint?
Sometimes, but it's not recommended. Existing coatings must be removed via diamond grinding to ensure proper adhesion to the concrete substrate. Applying polyaspartic over an existing coating transfers all the adhesion risk from the old coating to the new one.
Is polyaspartic safe for interior use?
Yes. Modern aliphatic polyaspartic systems have very low VOC content and are safe for installation in enclosed spaces like garages and basements with normal ventilation. Our products meet or exceed all applicable VOC standards.
What does your warranty cover?
Every residential install is backed by a lifetime warranty against peeling, delamination, and hot-tire pickup; commercial floors carry a 15-year warranty. The coating itself typically lasts 15–20+ years with proper diamond-grind prep, and the warranty stands behind that for as long as you own the home — real coverage from a local, veteran-owned company, not franchise fine print.
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