Your new garage floor represents the pinnacle of durability and aesthetics. With proper care, it will maintain its brilliant shine and protection for decades. These simple maintenance practices will ensure your floor looks exceptional year after year.
Now onto care...
Available at Lowe's
Krud Kutter Original
🏆 Our #1 Recommendation
Customer-proven to be the most effective stain remover for polyaspartic floors
Best For:
Tough stains including oil, grease, tire marks, rust, and general grime
Why it works: This concentrated, biodegradable formula cuts through automotive stains without harsh chemicals. It's tough on dirt but safe for your polyaspartic coating.
How to use: Spray directly on stain, let sit 30-60 seconds, then wipe clean with microfiber cloth. For stubborn stains, use a soft-bristle brush.

Available at Home Depot
Zep Neutral pH Floor Cleaner
Perfect for Regular Cleaning
Ideal for routine maintenance and keeping your floor spotless
Best For:
Daily or weekly cleaning, general maintenance, and streak-free shine
Why it works: The neutral pH formula is specifically designed for coated floors. It won't strip your polyaspartic finish and leaves no dulling residue.
How to use: Dilute as directed (typically 2 oz per gallon of water), mop or wipe floor, no rinsing required. Air dry for best results.

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Daily & Weekly Maintenance
✓ Sweep or dust mop regularly to remove dirt and debris that can act as abrasives
✓ Wipe up spills immediately—while your floor is highly resistant, prompt cleanup prevents any potential staining
✓ Use Zep Neutral pH Floor Cleaner weekly for routine mopping and maintaining shine
✓ Avoid leaving vehicles with leaking fluids parked for extended periods
Deep Cleaning & Stain Removal
✓ For oil, grease, or tire marks: Use Krud Kutter Original as your first line of defense
✓ Apply cleaner directly to stain and allow proper dwell time (30-60 seconds) before wiping
✓ Use microfiber cloths or soft-bristle brushes—never steel wool or abrasive pads
✓ For stubborn stains, reapply and gently agitate with a soft brush before wiping clean
✓ Pressure washing is safe but keep PSI below 3000 and maintain 12" distance from surface
Protection Tips
✓ Place mats under motorcycles, lawn equipment, or items with small contact points
✓ Use jack stands or wood blocks when working on vehicles for extended periods
✓ Avoid dragging sharp metal objects directly across the floor
✓ Keep chemicals like battery acid, paint stripper, and strong solvents off the surface
✓ Your floor is UV stable and won't yellow, but consider floor mats in high-traffic areas
Products to Avoid
X Citrus-based cleaners (can dull the finish over time)
X Vinegar or acidic cleaners (may affect the coating)
X Oil soaps or wax-based products (leave residue and reduce slip resistance)
X Abrasive scrub pads, steel wool, or harsh brushes
X Bleach or ammonia-based cleaners (unnecessary and potentially harmful)
Q: How soon can I clean my new floor after installation?
Wait at least 7 days before using any cleaning products. You can sweep or dry mop after 24 hours. The polyaspartic coating cures quickly, but needs a full week to achieve maximum chemical resistance.
Q: Can I use a pressure washer on my garage floor?
Yes! Keep the PSI below 3000 and maintain at least 12 inches of distance from the surface. Use a wide fan tip rather than a pinpoint nozzle. This is actually a great way to deep clean your floor periodically.
Q: How often should I clean my garage floor?
Sweep or dust mop weekly, and wet mop with Zep Neutral pH cleaner every 2-4 weeks depending on use. Spot clean spills immediately. Your floor is so durable that overcleaning is rarely an issue—it's more about keeping it looking pristine.
Q: What if I accidentally spill something harsh like paint stripper?
Wipe it up immediately with paper towels, then clean the area thoroughly with water and Zep cleaner. Contact us right away if you notice any dulling or damage. Quick action prevents permanent issues, and we can assess if any touch-up is needed.
Q: Do I need to reapply a sealer or topcoat?
No! Unlike epoxy floors, your polyaspartic coating is the topcoat. It doesn't need resealing, waxing, or additional coatings. In fact, adding products can actually harm the finish. Just clean and maintain as directed—that's it!
Q: What should I do about road salt and de-icer in winter?
Rinse or wipe up road salt and de-icing chemicals within 24 hours. While your floor won't be damaged, these products can leave white residue that's easier to clean when fresh. A quick rinse with water and dry mop does the trick.
Q: Where can I buy these recommended cleaners in Northern Virginia?
Krud Kutter is available at any Lowe's location (Ashburn, Sterling, Fairfax, Manassas, etc.). Zep Neutral pH cleaner is at Home Depot stores throughout the region. Both are typically in the cleaning aisle and run $10-20 per bottle—a little goes a long way!
We're here to help homeowners throughout Northern Virginia keep their garage floors looking perfect