Salt-Resistant Coatings

Every Canadian garage tells the same story come March. The salt-crusted tire tracks. The chalky white bloom creeping across the slab near the door. The little pits that weren’t there in October. If you’ve ever knelt down to sweep up what looks like frost but doesn’t melt, you’ve met efflorescence, and you already know why … Read more

Somewhere between November and April, every Canadian garage becomes a brine tank. Your tires roll in coated in slush, your boots track in de-icer pellets, and the puddle by the door just sits there, slowly working chloride ions into whatever’s underneath it. A salt resistant garage floor coating is a protective barrier — typically epoxy, … Read more