20 years later, finally redid the garage












Excellent choice in using Polyaspartic coating on the floor as that stuff is very durable to chemicals. I used the same stuff and it has held up to everything I spill on it for 15 years now.
It was originally invented to be used on the inside of large municipal water storage tanks. It helped to keep the inside of the tanks clean and resist corrosion.
The chemical resistance is the big selling point of this product along with it being crystal clear.
Chips look good and can hide imperfections but it also hides every little "Jesus Clip" you drop on the floor if you're doing actual repair work in the garage.
I chose to use a solid base color mainly for that reason but also it looked good with the chosen garage "Decor".
Here's a pic of my floor not long after the clear Polyaspartic cured:
Last edited by SemperFi; Dec 1, 2025 at 07:05 AM.




