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If you're tired of looking at stained, mismatched concrete slabs around your home, our ultra—tough, UV—resistant polyaspartic coatings will give you the curb appeal and year—round protection you're looking for. It's the ideal solution to make your outdoor spaces more welcoming for your family and guests.
When it comes to renewing the concrete around your home — and adding to its value in the process — only polyaspartic concrete coating technology offers granite-like looks and durability and can be installed in about a day. So, forget stains, paints and other DIY options — Hello Garage's exterior surface coatings are the ideal way take your porch, stoop, patio and walkways to the next level and make your entire home the envy of your neighborhood!
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Polyaspartic concrete coating technology provides unmatched durability and a beautiful granite—like appearance for your exterior surfaces. It is hard, quick—curing, long—lasting and has been used in commercial and industrial applications for decades.
Over the course of our research, we found many reasons to prefer polyaspartic exterior surface coatings over epoxy or other paints and coatings. These are the most important:
Higher Quality
The polyaspartic material is very fluid, applied in an almost water—like state. This means it finds every crack, crevice and pore of the concrete beneath. Because of this, it doesn't just adhere to the concrete; it actually bonds with it, becoming one with your patio, porch or walkway.
UV Resistant
The polyaspartic material Hello Garage uses is 100% UV resistant. It won't yellow or fade like epoxy coatings do over time. This is huge, considering the amount of sun your exterior concrete sees over its lifetime.
Quick-Curing
It takes just 24 hours for Hello Garage's polyaspartic surface coating system to cure. That means you can likely use your concrete the very next day.
Non-Peeling
When epoxy coating fails in laboratory testing, it is because it peels away from the concrete surface below. But when a polyaspartic coating finally fails in lab testing, it is actually the surface layer of concrete that peels away. So, in fact, the polyaspartic coating itself never really fails — the underlying concrete does. It's that strong a bond.
Greater Bond to Concrete
While polyaspartic outdoor coating technology was initially developed for industrial use, it was first used commercially as spray—in truck bed liners. Just think of all the abuse something like that must endure! Plus, truck beds are made of steel, which doesn't have open pores like concrete. So, if polyaspartic can stick to that, it can definitely bond with your porous concrete. (And think about how easy truck bed liners are to spray out and clean up.
100% Polyaspartic
The exterior surface coating system Hello Garage uses consists of a 100% polyaspartic active ingredient and a small amount of environmentally friendly solvent that helps it flow like water. Some companies that claim to use polyaspartic technology actually use a blend, so make sure you ask and get a straight answer. (If it's not 100%, it's not UV-stable — and you definitely don't want it.
NexusPro® silicone-based sealant fills concrete joints and cracks to prevent water from seeping beneath your concrete, where it can cause the supporting soil to compress or wash away. NexusPro is long-lasting, flexible and designed to withstand harsh weather conditions. Plus, it's UV—resistant, ensuring it won't crack, bubble or dry out over time — unlike traditional polyurethane sealants found at your local hardware store.
As we've mentioned, when it comes to exterior concrete renewal, polyaspartic coatings are the best way to go. This technology is superior to both polyurethane and epoxy coatings for several reasons, the most important being its resistance to peeling over time. And the key to resisting peeling is surface preparation. In fact, experts agree that about 80% of a successful polyaspartic coating installation is down to superior surface preparation.
Surface preparation requires two things that most homeowners don't have: expertise and commercial—grade heavy equipment. We're talking heavy—duty, walk—behind concrete grinders here. Not exactly something you can pick up at your local hardware store. Not to mention the experience that comes with installing hundreds of jobs a year. So, yes, polyaspartic is the way to go for your porch or patio or walkway — but for a long—lasting application that looks great for many years to come, professional installation is definitely what you're looking for.
Surface is thoroughly prepped using an industrial grinder.
Cracks and surface damage are repaired.
Base coat is applied.
Decorative flake is fully broadcast over the surface.
Clear top coat is applied.
Do you coat driveways or sidewalks?
For a variety of reasons, including safety, we don't coat driveways or sidewalks.
Does polyaspartic really resist yellowing from sun exposure?
Yes - so long as it's 100% polyaspartic and not a cheaper blend like some contractors use.
Can you give me a quote over the phone or via email?
Since everyone's property is different, we can't give you an accurate quote without actually seeing your home's concrete in person.
