Garage Floor coating in winter

We received a flurry of cold-weather questions recently due to the cold snap hitting across the USA. We have good news for you weekend warriors tackling those garage coating projects during mother nature's nastiest months.




Fact: concrete floor coatings take the temperature of the substrate (not the air) almost immediately.
Fact: standard epoxy coatings will cure in colder weather, they will take longer to cure
Fact: Poly-Aspartic coatings will cure in really cold weather with little change in cure time

One of our recent customers, John from Minnesota, let me know that he applied our HD-707 High Build epoxy coating in a 40 degree garage and he did not have any issues with curing, not even at the door edge.

Another customer, Micky from Pittsburgh, applied our HD-344 Poly-Aspartic in a 17 degree garage. He applied (2) base coats with a clear top-coat and completed the project in one day!!

Therefore, don't hold back, hit those floors and let it shine!!
Contact Legacy Industrial for more information: 908-269-8300 or CLICK HERE

Cold Weather Floor Coatings

Need to coat concrete in the cold? Legacy Industrial has the solution.
Legacy Industrial known for specialty "purpose built" coatings has announced the arrival of it's latest innovation; Poly-Aspartic Coating HD-344.

Legacy's poly-aspartic urethane coating, HD-344, is the ideal product for cold weather coating projects. Generally, these are out buildings, garages or hangars.

When the temperature dips below 45 degrees f all common epoxies turn to maple-syrup consistency and are very hard to work with. When you need a product that can take you down into the teens, you are talking Legacy's poly-aspartic floor coating, HD-344.

Please contact Legacy Industrial @ 908-269-8300 for more information.
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Revolutionary Burnisher with StainGuard

Legacy Industrial, creator of the industry standard HD-7936 Concrete Lithium Densifier, is promoting the integration of a companion product, HD-7940 Burnisher with StainGuard.

Concrete polishers and counter-top manufacturers should look into using a concrete burnishing agent when completing a fine polished masterpiece.

Burnishing agents entitle the surface to superior sheen characteristics and the ultimate in stain protection. Stains plague pigmented and polished floors as there is no "touch-up" readily available for these floors.

Superior floors use superior products. Make your floors "pop" and keep popping.

Contact: Legacy Industrial for more information