Dave Nelson
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Has anyone used this product and used their tinting along with it? If so do you have any pics of it tinted gray or tan.
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Spgx one-part polyurea coating?
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Shea
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There are many who have used SPGX with great results, Dave. Just do a search "armorpoxy spgx".
We also have an article on one of our reader's who did an SPGX floor: https://allgaragefloors.com/review-armorpoxy-spgx-floor-coating/
We also have an article on one of our reader's who did an SPGX floor: https://allgaragefloors.com/review-armorpoxy-spgx-floor-coating/
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Dave Nelson
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Thanks Shea
GlennRobinson
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I'm having a polyurea coating (w/tint) put down now. I'll find out the brand they are using and let you know.
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Dave Nelson
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I'm having a polyurea coating (w/tint) put down now. I'll find out the brand they are using and let you know.
Thanks
GlennRobinson
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The product my contractor is using is from PennTek. Sorry, I can't help with the Spgx question.
Hi,
The appearance of SPGX is comparable to an epoxy and there are no visual differences.
The main difference is installation cure time/ ability to cure at colder temps and thickness (SPGX is not as thick as a 100% solids epoxy system).
Please contact us at below (not PM) for individual support or tech advice.
Thank you.
The appearance of SPGX is comparable to an epoxy and there are no visual differences.
The main difference is installation cure time/ ability to cure at colder temps and thickness (SPGX is not as thick as a 100% solids epoxy system).
Please contact us at below (not PM) for individual support or tech advice.
Thank you.