
3 Car Garage
Finished in Redline Polyaspartic coating
Located in Briargate, Colorado Springs
Flooring Project Showcase
A True 3-Coat Polyaspartic Floor in Redline
Introducing this 3 car garage project in Briargate, finished with the Redline polyaspartic flake coating.
Situated in the Briargate neighborhood of Colorado Springs, this garage now has a durable, easy-to-clean floor built for hot tires, road salt and Colorado freeze-thaw cycles.
The floor is a true 3-coat, 100% polyaspartic Slide-Lok system, diamond-ground before the first coat so every layer bonds to clean, profiled concrete.
Briargate 3 Car Garage - Redline Polyaspartic
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See the Redline Floor Go In, Step by Step
Watch how this Briargate garage went from preparation to a finished Redline polyaspartic floor. Every clip comes from the job itself. After the diamond grinding, a primer coat went down before the flake.
The starting point
Diamond grinding
Edges and corners
Close-up on the grinder
Redline flake
Polyaspartic topcoat

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This Briargate garage is one of more than 1,000 floors Colorado Springs Garage Floors has installed in 16 years. Every floor is the true 3-coat, 100% polyaspartic system from Slide-Lok, with all three coats from Slide-Lok and no cheaper base layer underneath.
Polyaspartic cures in cold temperatures where epoxy cannot, and it stands up to hot tires, road salt and freeze-thaw cycling. If you are weighing the two, our polyaspartic vs epoxy comparison explains the difference for Colorado conditions.
Browse every flake blend we offer on our garage floor colors page, or see another 3 car garage project in Cordera, Briargate.
Our polyaspartic floor coating is backed by a residential lifetime warranty. The free estimate is where you get the exact plan and investment for your garage.
Ready to see what Redline would look like in your garage? Request your free estimate or call 719-359-7312.

