One-day installs are real — polyaspartic makes them possible, and most of ours are. But 'one day' is a sales line as often as a schedule, and it's used to justify skipping the steps that make a floor last. Here's the honest version.

A polyurea/polyaspartic system cures fast enough that grinding, repair, base coat, flake and topcoat can all happen in a single long day on a typical two- or three-car garage with a slab in decent shape. That's most of the garages we do. You walk on it that evening and park in about 48 hours.
We tell you in the written quote whether your floor is a one-day or two-day install, based on what we saw at the consultation. Most are one. Some are two. None are 'one day no matter what,' because the floor doesn't care about the brochure. Our crews are paid by the job done right, not by how many garages they hit in a week.
A good share of one-day floor companies are franchise territories that change hands or close within a few years, which is what makes their lifetime warranties worth exactly the paper. SwiftHand Concrete Coatings is a sister company of SwiftHand Painting, an owner-run Salt Lake business with a track record and a reputation to protect. Our warranty is signed by the owner, and he plans to be here to honor it. Read the warranty.
Most garages, yes. We'll say so in the quote. If the slab needs more, we schedule two days and tell you up front.
About 48 hours after the topcoat goes down; foot traffic that evening.
Not automatically — but a crew that's willing to take two days when the slab needs it is a crew that's doing the steps.
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