Become an applicator
Training, equipment and material support for new and growing coatings businesses.
Become a polyurea coatings applicator
Spray-applied polyurea opens the door to bedliners, flooring, roofing, containment and industrial maintenance work. Share a little about your plans and we’ll follow up with training, equipment and material options that fit.
- Hands-on training options
- Spray rigs and equipment sized to your market
- Material supply and technical support
Before you get in touch
These are the articles new applicators read first:
- Starting a polyurea coatings business — margins, market and what the work involves.
- Coating service business case study — one shop’s first year in real numbers.
- Spray bedliners as a business add-on — the lowest-risk way to start.
- Scorpion Coatings franchise review — how franchise offers compare with going independent.
- A beginner’s guide to polyurea spraying technique — what you will be trained on.
- Build a custom coatings spray rig — the equipment side of the decision.
Training and material supply
Material, equipment and hands-on training come from ArmorThane, a US polyurea and polyurethane manufacturer that sells direct to its applicator network rather than through franchises. Their getting started in the polyurea coatings business page covers the dealer model, polyurea training covers the hands-on schools, and the franchise comparison and low-cost franchise pages explain how an independent dealership differs from buying a territory. Product data sits under ArmorThane polyurea products.