UltraSpart® 100 High-Build Polyaspartic Floor Coat
UltraSpart® 100 is a rapid-curing, two-component polyaspartic floor coating for garages, workshops, warehouses and commercial concrete floors. Available in clear and coloured finishes, it provides durable, UV-stable protection for compatible flooring systems, including decorative flake floors. Recommended for experienced applicators. Not suitable for timber.
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Fast-Curing Polyaspartic Floor Coating
UltraSpart® 100 is a premium two-component aliphatic polyaspartic floor coating manufactured in Australia. Its high-solids formulation provides excellent abrasion, impact and chemical resistance, together with UV stability and resistance to yellowing.
Designed for fast return to service, UltraSpart® 100 is suitable for compatible epoxy flooring, decorative flake systems and high-performance concrete floors. Available in clear and selected colours, it provides a durable finish for residential, commercial and industrial applications.
Where to Use UltraSpart® 100
Garage floors: Durable, UV-stable protection for suitable residential and commercial garages.
Decorative flake floors: Fast-curing clear topcoat over compatible broadcast flake systems.
Epoxy floors: Protective topcoat over compatible coloured epoxy flooring systems.
Workshops and warehouses: Abrasion-resistant protection for demanding floor applications.
Showrooms and retail floors: High-performance decorative finishes with excellent colour stability.
Exterior concrete: Suitable applications where UV resistance and rapid curing are important.
Clear Polyaspartic Topcoat Over Epoxy & Flake Floors
UltraSpart® 100 Clear is suitable as a protective topcoat over compatible epoxy and decorative flake flooring systems. Its aliphatic chemistry provides excellent resistance to UV-related yellowing while its rapid curing reduces installation downtime.
For coloured epoxy floors, UltraSpart® 100 can be applied over compatible Fortis Coat 823 HS systems, subject to the specified preparation and recoating requirements.
For porous or weak concrete, consider Fortis 820 Prime before applying the specified flooring system.
For additional slip resistance, incorporate a compatible Fortis Non-Slip Additive in accordance with the application requirements.
Rapid Curing & Return to Service
UltraSpart® 100 is designed for flooring projects where reducing downtime is important.
Tack-free: Approximately 1–2 hours.
Light foot traffic: Approximately 3–5 hours.
Return to service: Approximately 24 hours.
Full cure: Approximately 7 days.
These times depend on temperature, humidity, film thickness and application conditions. Always follow the current Technical Data Sheet.
Tyre Staining & Hot Tyre Pick-Up
Garage floors and automotive workshops may be exposed to tyre staining, hot tyre contact, vehicle traffic and cleaning chemicals.
Tyre staining occurs when compounds from vehicle tyres discolour the coating. Hot tyre pick-up is a separate issue involving loss of adhesion or lifting of the coating under hot tyres.
UltraSpart® 100 provides a durable protective finish for suitable automotive flooring systems. Resistance to tyre staining and hot tyre pick-up depends on the complete coating system, substrate preparation, curing conditions, tyre composition and service temperature.
For applications where tyre staining or hot tyre pick-up resistance is critical, contact Fortis to confirm the appropriate system.
Coverage, Mixing & Application
UltraSpart® 100 is supplied in 8 L and 20 L kits, in clear and selected colours. Its formulation contains approximately 95% solids by volume and has a VOC content below 50 g/L.
Mix Part A and Part B at a 1:1 ratio by volume. Working time is approximately 15–20 minutes, and only quantities that can be applied promptly should be mixed.
Typical coverage is 6–12 m²/L per coat, depending on substrate profile and required film thickness. Recoat within approximately 2–24 hours under suitable conditions.
UltraSpart® 100 cures rapidly and is recommended for experienced applicators familiar with polyaspartic flooring systems. Refer to the current Technical Data Sheet for complete preparation, mixing and application instructions.
UltraSpart® 100 vs Fortis Coat 527
Both products provide durable, UV-stable clear protection over compatible decorative flooring systems. The main difference is curing speed and application characteristics.
UltraSpart® 100: Rapid-curing, high-solids polyaspartic coating with approximately 15–20 minutes working time. Suitable for fast-turnaround installations and experienced applicators.
Fortis Coat 527: Two-component solvent-based clear polyurethane topcoat with a longer working time, suitable for compatible epoxy, flake and commercial flooring systems.
For further comparisons, explore the Fortis polyaspartic floor coatings range or the polyurethane floor coatings range.
Buy UltraSpart® 100 Australia-Wide
UltraSpart® 100 is manufactured in Victoria and supplied throughout Australia in 8 L and 20 L kits. Clear and selected coloured finishes are available for professional flooring applications.
Visit the Fortis online store to explore purchasing options, or contact Fortis for product availability, project quantities and technical advice.
Material
High-Build Two-Component Aliphatic Polyaspartic
Advantages
Rapid-curing aliphatic polyaspartic floor coating.
Excellent UV stability and resistance to yellowing.
High-solids formulation: 95% by volume.
Low VOC content: less than 50 g/L.
Excellent abrasion, impact and chemical resistance.
Light foot traffic typically possible in approximately 3–5 hours.
Return to service typically possible in approximately 24 hours under suitable conditions.
Available in clear and coloured finishes.
Suitable for approved decorative flake and quartz flooring systems.
Clear protective finish over compatible Fortis epoxy, polyurethane and polyurea systems.
Suitable for properly prepared concrete and appropriately prepared metal substrates.
Compatible non-slip aggregate can be incorporated where specified.
Product Application
Typical Applications
UltraSpart® 100 is used for compatible concrete flooring systems in garages, workshops, warehouses, commercial premises and industrial facilities. It is also suitable for approved decorative flake and quartz broadcast systems where a durable, UV-stable finish and rapid return to service are required.
Applicator Experience
Recommended for experienced applicators. Complete surface preparation, arrange equipment and plan manageable application areas before mixing. Rapid curing reduces the time available for spreading, rolling and finishing.
Surface Preparation
Surfaces must be sound, clean, dry and free from dust, laitance, oil, grease, curing compounds and other contaminants that may affect adhesion. Mechanically prepare the substrate to provide a suitable profile. Diamond grinding is recommended for concrete.
New concrete should normally cure for at least 28 days before coating. Repair suitable cracks, holes and surface defects before application. Porous or difficult concrete may require a specified Fortis epoxy primer.
Existing coatings must be firmly bonded, cleaned and mechanically abraded. Confirm compatibility and adhesion before overcoating. Investigate rising damp or significant moisture transmission before selecting the coating system.
Mixing
Thoroughly stir Part A. Add Part B to Part A at a ratio of 1:1 by volume. Mix using a low-speed mechanical mixer for approximately 90 seconds until uniform, minimising air entrainment.
Working time is approximately 15–20 minutes. Mix only quantities that can be applied within approximately 10 minutes, taking temperature, applicator numbers and experience into account. Immediately pour the mixed material onto the floor rather than leaving it in the mixing container.
Application
Pour the mixed coating in ribbons and distribute evenly using a 5 mm nap microfibre roller. Back-roll to produce a uniform finish and assist air release. Avoid excessive rolling or overworking.
Apply at approximately 6–12 m²/L per coat, depending on the surface profile, required film build and specified system. Recoat within the specified 2–24-hour window.
Decorative Flake Flooring Systems
UltraSpart® 100 Clear can provide the protective finish over an approved decorative flake system. Typical Fortis system options include:
Epoxy-based flake system: specified Fortis epoxy primer → Fortis Coat 823 HS colour coat → decorative flake broadcast → UltraSpart® 100 Clear protective coat or coats.
Polyaspartic flake system: approved UltraSpart® 100 coloured primer/base coat → decorative flake broadcast → UltraSpart® 100 Clear protective coat or coats.
Prepare the cured flake surface and remove loose material before applying the clear protective finish. Primer selection, coating quantities, flake preparation and recoating intervals depend on the substrate and approved system.
Where slip resistance is required, specify the appropriate aggregate and final surface texture. Slip performance depends on the complete installed system.
Curing and Conditions
Under suitable conditions, UltraSpart® 100 is typically tack-free in approximately 1–2 hours, suitable for light foot traffic in approximately 3–5 hours and ready for return to service in approximately 24 hours. Full cure takes approximately 7 days.
The specified application temperature range is −10°C to +35°C. Temperature affects working and curing times. Avoid conditions where condensation may form on the substrate or uncured coating.
Clean-Up
Clean equipment immediately using xylene or acetone in accordance with the Safety Data Sheet. Cured material requires mechanical removal.
Follow the current Technical Data Sheet and Safety Data Sheet for complete preparation, mixing, application, handling and return-to-service requirements. Contact Fortis for a project-specific system recommendation.
Surfaces
UltraSpart® 100 is suitable for the following substrates and systems where correctly prepared and specified:
Mechanically prepared concrete floors.
Compatible, firmly bonded epoxy flooring systems.
Approved decorative flake flooring systems.
Approved quartz broadcast flooring systems.
Compatible polyurethane and polyurea coatings.
Appropriately prepared metal substrates, with a compatible primer where required.
Concrete must be sound, clean and free from dust, laitance, oil, grease, curing compounds and other contaminants. Diamond grinding is the preferred preparation method. New concrete should normally cure for at least 28 days before coating.
Porous or highly absorbent concrete may require a suitable Fortis epoxy primer. Where rising damp or significant moisture transmission is present, investigate the substrate and specify an appropriate moisture-control system before coating.
Existing coatings must be cleaned and mechanically abraded. Confirm compatibility and adhesion before overcoating, particularly when applying over another manufacturer’s coating.
Metal preparation and primer selection depend on the substrate and intended exposure conditions.
Not suitable for timber: UltraSpart® 100 is not recommended for timber floors, timber decking or other timber substrates. Contact Fortis for a suitable polyurethane timber-floor coating.
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Application temperature | -10°C to +35°C |
| Full Cure | Approximately 7 days |
| Return to service | Approximately 24 hours |
| Light foot traffic | Approximately 3–5 hours |
| Tack free | Approximately 1–2 hours |
| Recoat Time | 2–24 hours |
| Nominal Dry Film Thickness | Approximately 100 µm |
| Coverage Rate | 6–12 m²/L per coat |
| Working Time | 15–20 minutes |
| Mix Ratio | 1 Part A : 1 Part B by volume |
| VOC content | Low VOC, less than 50 g/L |
| Volume Solids | 95% |
| Product Type | Two-component aliphatic polyaspartic floor coating |
Pack Sizes
8L and 20L kits
Available Colours
UltraSpart® 100 FAQs
What is UltraSpart® 100 used for?
UltraSpart® 100 is a two-component high-build polyaspartic floor coating used for garages, workshops, warehouses, commercial floors and decorative flooring systems. It can be used as a clear topcoat over compatible epoxy and flake flooring or as part of a specified standalone coating system.
Where can I buy UltraSpart® 100 in Australia?
UltraSpart® 100 is supplied directly by Fortis Adhesives & Coatings in 8 L and 20 L kits. Visit the Fortis online store or contact Fortis for availability, pricing and commercial quantities.
Can UltraSpart® 100 be applied over epoxy flooring?
Yes. UltraSpart® 100 is suitable over compatible epoxy flooring systems, including Fortis Coat 823 HS. Correct surface preparation and recoating intervals are essential. Other manufacturers' epoxy coatings require compatibility and adhesion testing.
Can UltraSpart® 100 be used over decorative flake floors?
Yes. UltraSpart® 100 Clear provides a durable, UV-stable protective topcoat over compatible decorative flake and quartz flooring systems.
Does UltraSpart® 100 yellow in sunlight?
UltraSpart® 100 uses aliphatic polyaspartic chemistry to provide excellent UV stability and resistance to yellowing. This makes it suitable for compatible sunlight-exposed and exterior flooring applications.
Is UltraSpart® 100 resistant to tyre staining?
UltraSpart® 100 provides a durable protective finish for compatible garage and automotive flooring systems. Tyre stain resistance depends on tyre composition, coating formulation, exposure conditions and cleaning practices. Where tyre staining is critical, contact Fortis to confirm suitability.
Does UltraSpart® 100 resist hot tyre pick-up?
Hot tyre pick-up occurs when a floor coating loses adhesion or lifts under hot vehicle tyres. Resistance depends on the complete coating system, surface preparation, adhesion, curing and service conditions. Contact Fortis for system recommendations where hot tyre pick-up resistance is essential.
How quickly does UltraSpart® 100 cure?
UltraSpart® 100 is typically tack-free in 1–2 hours, suitable for light foot traffic after approximately 3–5 hours and ready for return to service in approximately 24 hours under suitable conditions. Full cure takes approximately seven days.
What is the coverage of UltraSpart® 100?
Typical coverage is 6–12 m²/L per coat, depending on substrate profile, film thickness and application requirements.
What is the mixing ratio for UltraSpart® 100?
Mix Part A and Part B at a 1:1 ratio by volume. Working time is approximately 15–20 minutes, so only mix quantities that can be applied promptly.
Is UltraSpart® 100 suitable for DIY application?
UltraSpart® 100 is recommended for experienced applicators because of its rapid curing and short working time. For projects requiring more application time, consider Fortis Coat 527, subject to the required coating performance.
What is the difference between UltraSpart® 100 and Fortis Coat 527?
UltraSpart® 100 is a rapid-curing high-solids polyaspartic coating designed for fast return to service. Fortis Coat 527 is a two-component solvent-based polyurethane topcoat with a longer working time. Both are suitable for compatible epoxy and decorative flooring systems.
Can UltraSpart® 100 be applied in cold weather?
The specified application temperature range is approximately -10°C to +35°C. Temperature affects working time and curing, and condensation must be avoided. Always follow the current Technical Data Sheet.
Can UltraSpart® 100 be made slip resistant?
Yes. Compatible Fortis Non-Slip Additive can be incorporated to achieve the required surface texture. Aggregate selection and application rates depend on the intended slip resistance and floor use.
Is UltraSpart® 100 suitable for factories and warehouses?
Yes, where the complete coating system is correctly specified for the expected traffic, loading, chemical exposure and cleaning conditions. Contact Fortis for industrial flooring recommendations.
Downloads
Technical Datasheets
UltraSpart™ 100 - Technical Data Sheet
Safety Datasheets
UltraSpart™ 100 Pt.B- Safety Data Sheet AUS GHS
UltraSpart™ 100 Pt.A- Safety Data Sheet AUS GHS
Resources
Epoxy vs Polyurethane vs Polyaspartic Floor Coatings
How to Prepare Concrete for Floor Coatings and Polishing
How to Choose an Epoxy Floor Primer for Concrete
How to Add Slip Resistance to an Epoxy Floor