MPC-290 Polyaspartic Polyurea Coating System, Thin, Clear Coating and Finish with High Solids, 2 Gallons

Good quality product. It sticks to the floor and dries fast....You need to have multiple rollers because it dries fast and you cannot wash them, rock hard....So I had to either finish the job the same day non stop or use a new roller each time to do a little bit of the work every day.

After doing my detached garage with epoxy and being disappointed that it yellows due to uv exposure, I decided to try this product. It’s amazing. It goes on easier, looks better and is extremely durable. This floor has been down for about 3 years now and it looks as good as it did when it was new. I did an epoxy base with full flake coverage and then topped it with this. As with anything, prep is key. Rent a floor grinder, do it right and you can’t beat this stuff off with a hammer.

So far so good. However, it came without any instructions whatsoever. Here i am, trying to figure out when i can drive over it.I used the whole product for a 1 car garage of 240sqft.

Product cracked less than a month after install. I reached out the seller and was told it was my fault and kept giving different reasons after I would prove them wrong. Horrible customer service.

Like others have said, you do have to work decently quick. I did 2 coats (4 gallons of 2x part A and 2x part B) on a 3 car garage, with about 5 hours of drying between coats. I moved quick, but got the coats down before I encountered problems. I could tell though at the end of each coat I was running out of time as the bucket was starting to get warm (chemical reaction of it hardening) and the roller started to get really tacky. All in all I had about 35 min once mixed to comfortably work.Pro tip - use the Wooster gray epoxy roller. It went on smooth as butter

Used the mpc100 black base with carbon flake and turned out amazing. You need to follow the instructions to a T but the product does what it says. Definitely not a 1 person job and it all comes down to your prep work but it is a very luxurious finish.

I had the worst experience ever I had shopping something online. I received less volume than what I purchased and the seller refused to send me the rest. Also, the quality was absolutely inferior. DO not waste you money.

Used this as a next day glossy top coat over Rustoleum FastKote polyurea, which was heavily chipped with "Domino" style flakes, to make a true granite look. Also lightly sprinkled "Crystal" glitter from Hobby Lobby into the wet clear coat to improve traction and sparkle. Some pour this clear coat onto the surface, then squeegee, then roll to even out. I just did the whole job with a 3/8" nap roller on an adjustable extension pole, after cutting the edges, which worked fine. The biggest worry I had with this was running out of material, complicated by a short (30 min) listed pot life for this high solids product. So I only mixed three 20 ounce foam cups of each of A & B at a time, with a paint mixer on a drill. As it turned out, I could have mixed half or all at once in a clean five gallon bucket, covering in between pours, without undue thickening. Nonetheless, you still need to move quickly. As it turned out, I had plenty of left over material doing the 1 1/2 car part of our 3 1/2 car garage. So if you apply all with a 3/8" roller at moderate application thickness, you should have enough for a 2-car garage--assuming smooth to moderate underlying texture. Clean up with Xylene/Xylol. Be sure to protect eyes with safety glasses, and hands with sturdy, chemical-resistant gloves. I also filled the gap between the garage slab and driveway slab with foam backer rod, then this product to lock the backer rod in place. Keeping water from getting under the slabs will improve life of the concrete and applied coatings.