What Are Polyurea Industrial Coatings?

Polyurea is a high-performance elastomeric coating produced by a two-component spray system that combines an isocyanate compound with a synthetic amine resin. When the two components meet, they react almost instantly — curing in seconds and reaching a full, hard set in a matter of hours. That rapid cure time is one of polyurea's biggest advantages: there's virtually no downtime, so your vehicles and equipment can go right back to work. The result is a seamless, flexible, and incredibly tough protective layer that bonds to metal, concrete, wood, and fiberglass alike. Unlike epoxy or polyurethane coatings, polyurea won't crack, peel, bubble, or delaminate under heavy use. It flexes with the surface beneath it, which means it handles vibration, thermal expansion, and physical impacts without failure.

Can you coat a boat hull?

Yes! We apply our protective spray coatings to boat hulls and other marine surfaces. Our coatings provide excellent protection against moisture, UV exposure, and impact damage — ideal for Minnesota lake conditions.

Can industrial coatings be applied to concrete?

Absolutely. We can coat concrete surfaces, including floors, patios, and walls. The coating provides a durable, moisture-resistant barrier that extends the life of the concrete and makes it easier to clean.

What metals can be coated?

We coat both steel and aluminum. Our coatings bond well to properly prepared metal surfaces and provide corrosion resistance, impact protection, and a professional appearance.

Do you coat truck accessories as well?

Yes, coating truck accessories is one of our most popular services. We can apply protective coatings to toolboxes, running boards, fender flares, bed rails, and much more.

How do I prepare a surface for coating?

Our team handles all surface preparation. We will assess your surface and take the necessary steps — cleaning, sanding, or priming — to ensure proper adhesion and a long-lasting result.

Industrial Truck Coatings | Arden Hills, MN

Protective coatings are not just for truck beds. At 2G Protective Coatings and Truck Accessories, we apply our premium spray coatings to virtually any surface that needs serious protection. Whether you have a project that needs protection from harsh environments or to be insulated from the elements, we can coat a variety of surfaces, including wood, fiberglass, metal, and more.

With nearly three decades of experience, 2G has built a reputation for applying coatings that perform in the most demanding environments. There are endless possibilities for protecting your products and items for industries, including marine, farm, industrial, and municipal. Our industrial coating services are available at both our Arden Hills and Lakeville, MN, locations.

Whether you are a homeowner, contractor, or business owner, industrial coatings offer a cost-effective solution for extending the life of virtually any surface. Untreated wood rots. Bare steel rusts. Uncoated concrete cracks and absorbs moisture. A professional spray coating creates a resilient barrier that prevents damage before it starts.

Our coatings are flexible, impact-resistant, and formulated to adhere strongly to the substrate. They resist peeling, chipping, and degradation from chemicals and UV rays.

Abrasion and Impact Resistance
Polyurea's combination of tensile strength and elasticity makes it one of the most impact-resistant coatings available at any price point.

Corrosion and Rust Prevention
Polyurea forms a completely sealed, waterproof barrier that cuts off the oxygen and moisture responsible for corrosion.

Chemical, Oil, and Fuel Resistance
Polyurea coatings resist many chemicals, making them the right choice wherever chemical exposure is a daily operational reality rather than an occasional concern.

Waterproofing and Weatherproofing
The seamless, monolithic finish of a spray-applied polyurea coating leaves no seams, gaps, or joints where moisture can penetrate. This makes it exceptionally effective for waterproofing applications.

Flexibility Across Temperature Extremes
Polyurea maintains its performance properties across a wide temperature range, remaining flexible in the cold and stable in the heat.

What Are Polyurea Industrial Coatings?
Polyurea is a high-performance elastomeric coating produced by a two-component spray system that combines an isocyanate compound with a synthetic amine resin. When the two components meet, they react almost instantly — curing in seconds and reaching a full, hard set in a matter of hours. That rapid cure time is one of polyurea's biggest advantages: there's virtually no downtime, so your vehicles and equipment can go right back to work.

The result is a seamless, flexible, and incredibly tough protective layer that bonds to metal, concrete, wood, and fiberglass alike. Unlike epoxy or polyurethane coatings, polyurea won't crack, peel, bubble, or delaminate under heavy use. It flexes with the surface beneath it, which means it handles vibration, thermal expansion, and physical impacts without failure.
Can you coat a boat hull?
Yes! We apply our protective spray coatings to boat hulls and other marine surfaces. Our coatings provide excellent protection against moisture, UV exposure, and impact damage — ideal for Minnesota lake conditions.
Can industrial coatings be applied to concrete?
Absolutely. We can coat concrete surfaces, including floors, patios, and walls. The coating provides a durable, moisture-resistant barrier that extends the life of the concrete and makes it easier to clean.
What metals can be coated?
We coat both steel and aluminum. Our coatings bond well to properly prepared metal surfaces and provide corrosion resistance, impact protection, and a professional appearance.
Do you coat truck accessories as well?
Yes, coating truck accessories is one of our most popular services. We can apply protective coatings to toolboxes, running boards, fender flares, bed rails, and much more.
How do I prepare a surface for coating?
Our team handles all surface preparation. We will assess your surface and take the necessary steps — cleaning, sanding, or priming — to ensure proper adhesion and a long-lasting result.