Has anyone heard of Flexmar coating?

Has anyone heard of Flexmar coating by Slidelock ?
Anyone used it with any success ?
How is it holding up ?
Thanks
Garage10

I have been installing Flexmar for over 2 years and I can tell you first hand after several hundred floors (both residential and commercial) that it is not possible to match this floor with epoxy. The adhesion, abrasion resistance and color retention is unparalelled in the flooring industry right now. I would recommend having a professional install the floor because it is not worth the learning curve if you are only going to do one floor. I can assure you that this floor will not peel, yellow, fade or wear-through with normal use. Call Flexmar directly to get an installer in your area, www.flexmarcoatings.com

floorpro said:

I can tell you first hand after several hundred floors (both residential and commercial) that it is not possible to match this floor with epoxy.

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So I guess every epoxy maufacturer in the world should just hang it up and just buy from flxmr. So every professional installer is using inferior products if they don't use what you use, according to you. Hmmm, interesting.

To answer the question correctly, Its a reputable company that exclusively uses a polyaspartic system. Its a good system but its not the answer to every concrete problem out there. For more info on their system and other "one day" systems check out http://www.concretenetwork.com/polyaspartic-floor-coatings/

Flexmar has changed its formula and the best polyaspartic on the market now is HP Spartacote.

Hey flooring chemist, I don't quite know how you could have formed such a quick opinion that the just-introduced HP Spartacote is the best polyaspartic on the market, or that Flexmar changed its formula. I'm still using Flexmar, and if they did change the formula, then it's better than before because the only minor problems had been some streaking in the pigmented product, and I don't have that anymore.