A zero VOC coating is formulated with little to no volatile organic compounds, releasing minimal solvent fumes, which suits occupied buildings with strict air quality needs.

Xylene is a fast-evaporating solvent used to clean tools and equipment after working with solvent-based epoxies and urethanes.

Burnished concrete is a floor finish made by buffing a slab with high-speed pads to bring up sheen, without the multi-step grinding used for true polished concrete.

An epoxy topcoat is the final coat applied over a base coat or flake broadcast to seal the floor and add abrasion and chemical resistance.

Water-based epoxy is a two-part coating that uses water as its carrier instead of solvents, giving it lower odor and easier cleanup.

Cementitious waterproofing is a cement-based, polymer-modified coating applied to concrete or masonry to stop water penetration.

A chemical resistant coating is a floor coating formulated to withstand exposure to acids, solvents, or industrial chemicals without deteriorating.

Garage floor epoxy is a two-part resin coating applied to a concrete garage floor for durability, stain resistance, and a finished look.

An epoxy mortar system is a trowel applied blend of epoxy resin and graded sand used to build a thick, heavy duty floor topping, typically 1/4 inch or more, for industrial environments.

Aliphatic polyurethane is a UV stable topcoat that resists yellowing in sunlight, unlike aromatic polyurethane which ambers quickly when exposed to UV light.