We craft floors that perform brilliantly.
Cure times after installation
Cure times depend on your floor system. Give it time to fully harden before putting it to work.
Full Chip Floors
Supreme / Premium Full Chip System | Light Sprinkle System
Walk on it
24 hours
Light items
24 hours
Vehicles & heavy items
48 hours
Metallic Mosaic Floors
Interior / Garage Metallic Mosaic System
Walk on it
24 hours
Light items
3 days
Vehicles & heavy items
6 days
Colder months: add an extra 1 to 2 days to these times for a full cure.
Cleaning your floor
Wash it as often as you like with a mild cleaner. Just skip anything abrasive.
Safe to Use
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Windex
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Fantastik spray
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Formula 409
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Simple Green or a similar mild floor cleaner
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Any type of tile cleaner
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Denatured alcohol, for really tough stains
Do Not Use
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Comet cleanser
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Any cleaner with pumice or abrasive ingredients
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Murphy's Oil Soap (leaves a visible oil film)
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Sanding disks
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Floor scrubbers with aggressive pads
Everyday care & protection
Small habits that keep your floor looking new for years.
Sweep or dust mop often
Sand and grit act like sandpaper under shoes and tires. Regular sweeping is the easiest way to keep the shine.
Wipe up spills fast
Clean up oil, gasoline, antifreeze, brake fluid, and battery acid as soon as you notice them.
Dry standing water
Squeegee or towel off puddles from rain or wet cars. Coated floors can be slippery when wet.
Spread heavy loads
Put a piece of plywood or a pad under jack stands, motorcycle kickstands, and trailer tongues.
Lift, don't drag
Dragging toolboxes, equipment, or furniture can scratch the surface. Use felt pads on furniture legs.
Keep hot work off the floor
Welding sparks and grinding can mark the coating. Lay down a welding blanket before you start.
GOOD TO KNOW
Tire stains and plasticizers
Many tires, especially high-performance tires, contain plasticizers, the chemicals that keep rubber soft and grippy. When tires are hot from driving, those chemicals can leach out into the floor where you park, leaving yellow or brown marks under the tires.
This is a chemical reaction between the tire and the surface, not a flaw in your floor, and it can happen on any coated floor. Rubber-backed mats and rugs can cause the same kind of stain.
How to reduce tire stains
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Clean tire marks early. Fresh marks come up more easily than ones left for months.
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Use a mild cleaner first, and denatured alcohol for tougher marks.
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Skip rubber-backed mats and rugs on the floor.
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Driving performance tires? Ask us which topcoat is the best fit before your install.
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