The Kits
Prep Is the Product
Both kits live or die on the same three steps. Repair: Fast-Patch every spall and routed crack; screed flush; topcoat-ready in about an hour. Profile: etch or grind so the slab feels like 120-grit sandpaper — coatings grip texture, not polish. Moisture-check: tape a 2-foot square of plastic to the slab overnight; condensation underneath means you need the vapor-tolerant primer before either kit. Then mix (1:1 by volume for the DIY kit, 2:1 measured for the pro system), cut in the edges, roll the field, and broadcast flake if you want texture. The 1:1 gives you a relaxed working window; the 2:1 rewards a two-person crew moving with purpose.
Kit Comparison — Typical Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| 1:1 kit chemistry | Polyurea-class, self-priming, UV-stable |
| 2:1 kit chemistry | High-build epoxy-class, max chemical hold-out |
| Mix ratio | 1:1 by volume / 2:1 by volume |
| Working time | 1:1 — 40 min; 2:1 — 25 min at 70°F |
| Coverage (1:1) | ~250 sq ft/gal mixed, per coat |
| Coverage (2:1) | ~160 sq ft/gal mixed at high build |
| Adhesion to profiled concrete | > 400 psi (concrete fails first) |
| Recoat window | 4–16 hours |
| Foot traffic / vehicles | 12 hrs / 48 hrs |
| Hot-tire pickup | None when applied per spec |
| Fast-Patch set | ~15 min working, ~60 min to topcoat |
Finished Floors
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