Rained 4-5 hours after polyaspartic coating was applied today

[Ek9max]

So I got my floors done today in a beautiful 2 tone color scheme. Looks amazing.

About 3-5 hours after the coating was complete it starting raining. There's.about 1' exposed outside of the garage that got wet and non inside with the garage door slightly open.

Do I have anything to worry abaout that 1' outside exposed coating?

Rain is not heavy rain. But it's been raining for 5 hours not and the forecast doesn't seem to let up for another 12-20 hours from now.

Temps were about 10C overcast. So a little chilly but not freezing temps yet. Also had my heated garage floor on the while time during and after install if that matters.

 

[NCarolina]

It will likely depend on the specific product that was used but with a polyaspartic I would guess it's fine. We use polyaspartic for most of our top coats and they would be fine after 3-5 hours. I would just inspect it and if it seems ok then it likely is. We had rain dump on a quartz car wash floor about 15 minutes after we finished rolling the polyaspartic top coat and it didn't cause any trouble (granted we were using a quick curing product).

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

PAP cures fast. Most times the beginning of the project is walkable by the time you reach the end.


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[bigjon]

In my previous shed I just finished my final epoxy coating and a non-forecasted thunder storm came through. Water entered under the roller door and pooled around the corner. It didn’t cause any failure or colour change.

 

[CombatNinja]

Echoing what others have said, you should be good. If it didn't go milky straight away then you are fine.