Where polyaspartic fits
Polyaspartic is a product family, not one universal recipe. It may be used as a clear topcoat, a pigmented base, or part of a layered system. Ask which layer uses it and what that layer is expected to do.
Why crew timing matters
Many polyaspartic formulations move faster than traditional epoxy. Short working time can support faster schedules, but it also makes mixing, edge work, broadcasting, and recoat timing more crew-sensitive.
What to verify
Request the product name, surface preparation method, application temperature range, walk-on timing, vehicle-return timing, slip texture, and warranty exclusions in writing.
The material label is not the complete proposal.
Compare surface preparation, repairs, actual product names, layer sequence, coverage, texture, cure schedule, exclusions, and warranty. A low square-foot figure without those details is difficult to evaluate.