Polygreen Systems Epoxy floor by UMACO

[younda]

I'm not finding any information on this site for this company's epoxy products but just wondering if anyone has heard of it or know something about this.
Website is http://www.polygreensystems.com but it links directly to umaco.com which manufactures an array of masonry products. They are in MA and not far from me so I plan to visit them.
Dave

 

[Shea]

It appears to be a hybrid system that consists of an optional epoxy primer (recommended), 100% solids epoxy, color flakes, and a polyaspartic top coat.

 

[Armorpoxy]

Make sure you check out this supplier in case you have a problem. 99% of the leading epoxy companies have multiple posts and user strings on the Forum along with reasonably complete websites.

 

[Maineproject]

I just returned from their distribution warehouse in MA. They carry a large assortment of different top quality masonry coating materials that can be used on garage floors. They come in a wide range of colors and textures. Some use the traditional epoxy color flake process while others use more expensive quartz granules for use indoors or out.
They don't have a large staff but are very knowledgeable when it comes to floor coatings. I suggest you give them a call and speak with Ben Martignetti to get more information. Polygreen Systems and UMACO are one company.

 

[younda]

99% of the leading epoxy companies have multiple posts and user strings on the Forum along with reasonably complete websites.

This is probably true for the DIY retail sellers but I'm learning there's a large commercial/industrial market that relies less on garage forums with product information that is available when you contact them but not so easy to find online.

I may end up using products I haven't found on this site and if I do, I'll share how it goes.

 

[younda]

I met one of the partners of this company and he ground the floor professionally for a very reasonable price. He talked me out of renting the Home Depot machine and had the much needed dust collection equipment.
I used 3 gal epoxy underpayment , 3 gal light gray epoxy, paint flecks and 4 gal polyaspartic on 528 sq ft.
I also used the Rustileum crack filler and Rustoleum anti slip addictive to the top coat.