WHY ARMORCLAD?

ArmcorClad is the industry’s finest floor coating system available that can be legally made. Formerly only available to professional installers, ArmorClad is now packaged and available to the public.   Our special Adaptive Molecular Technology (AMT) uses a proprietary cross-linking chemistry unlike ANY other floor coating system available. First, when you etch your floor with our unique ArmorEtch etching solution this creates hundreds of millions of microscopic pores in your floor.  Then, when you mix the parts A & B together, a special CHEMICAL reaction starts. During this reaction the molecules start to bond together into a bond over 100 times stronger than steel!  When you apply the ArmorClad to the floor, the cross linked molecules attach themselves to the pores making it literally impossible to come off! 

Our epoxy chemistry is far superior to low-grade cycloaliphatic epoxy formulations that others would like you to believe are ‘good’ or ‘better’. They are not. Only our Adaptive Molecular Technology is specifically designed for ease of use and a lifetime of performance.

There is no other coating system that can make this clam, notwithstanding what you may read online

ArmorClad has taken the finest, military-grade epoxy and packaged it into a kit that is easy to apply and will give many, many years of long life and magnificent shine to your floor.

ArmorClad is extremely virtually  maintenance-free (keep it clean and free of tire debris of course) and is so easy to apply that it can be applied by a 6^th-grader! No special skills or techniques are required to apply Armorclad, and we include in the kit everything you need for a terrific job

ArmorClad is a 100% solids formulation. That means that there is nothing to ‘cure out’ of the epoxy so the thickness you apply it at is the thickness it dries to! Lower percentage solids epoxies, cycloaliphatic epoxies,  or single component epoxies cannot even come close to the technical performance of ArmorClad.

Water-based ‘home center type’ floor epoxies are sub-standard and cannot possibly give the performance of ArmorClad. What will you do (and how will you strip off easily) your inexpensive water-based, low cost floor coating when it fails (usually in far less than a year)?