GENERAL PURPOSE / 2307 + 2308
Protection for
everyday use.
Reliable everyday protection for surfaces in good condition.
SHIELD PRO / PROFESSIONAL COATINGS
Protection for
the work ahead.
Two-component epoxy and urethane coatings for steel and concrete. Everyday protection or long-term durability for demanding work.
MADE IN KOREAYOUEARTH USA · ATLANTA, GA
MEET SHIELD PROOne range.Four clear choices.Explore the coatings ↗
01Steel & concreteFour versatile coatings02Epoxy & urethaneChoose the finish for the job03Standalone applicationPrepared surfaces · no separate primer
PLACES THAT WORK HARD
Your space.
Your starting point.
A garage. A working floor. A structure exposed to the elements. Start with what you want to protect.
Application environments and coating references. About the imagery and product information ↗
THE SHIELD PRO RANGE
The right protection.
A clear choice.
First, choose everyday or high-performance protection. Then choose epoxy or urethane to suit the exposure. All four work on steel and concrete.
01 Choose your protection level
Protection for
HIGH PERFORMANCE / 2305 + 2306
Make durability
the priority.
Prioritize long-term durability, on new surfaces or maintenance projects.
02 Choose for the exposure
EPOXY2305 / 2307
Strength &
chemical resistance.
A common choice for indoor work. Epoxy can yellow in sunlight; outdoors, consider a compatible urethane topcoat when appearance matters.
URETHANE2306 / 2308
A non-yellowing finish.
Inside or outside.
Use urethane on its own indoors or outdoors, or as a compatible finish over epoxy. Both 2306 and 2308 are non-yellowing.
Two-component systems · Base + hardener
Showing all 4 coatings
HIGH PERFORMANCE · EPOXY
Long-term epoxy protection
Indoor focus
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HIGH PERFORMANCE · URETHANE
Durability, indoors and out
Indoor & outdoor
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GENERAL PURPOSE · EPOXY
Everyday epoxy protection
Indoor focus
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GENERAL PURPOSE · URETHANE
Everyday, non-yellowing protection
Indoor & outdoor
View product →Product packaging shown as visualizations. Request the current technical data sheet for your specification.
COATING SELECTORNot sure which one? Let’s narrow it down.+
Surface assessment recommended.
We’ll help review preparation and a high-performance coating option.
High performance is a durability choice for new and existing surfaces. Both urethanes are non-yellowing. Surface preparation and the project specification still apply.
Why combine epoxy and urethane if each can stand alone?+
AN OPTIONAL COMBINATION
Epoxy protection.
A urethane finish.
Epoxy provides strength and chemical resistance, but can yellow in sunlight. A compatible urethane topcoat adds a non-yellowing exposed finish.
You can also use urethane on its own, indoors or outdoors. A two-product system is optional and should match the demands of the job.
URETHANE FINISHNon-yellowing exposed surface
EPOXY PROTECTIONStrength & chemical resistance
PREPARED STEEL OR CONCRETENo separate primer required
Conceptual layers, not application thicknesses.Choose the compatible products and recoat conditions for the complete system. The exposed topcoat also affects chemical and wear resistance; adding a topcoat does not automatically improve every property.
COLOR & FINISH INSPIRATION
Protection can
look this good.
Quiet neutrals. Confident color. Explore the character a coated floor can bring to a space, then discuss the right finish for your project.
01 / NEUTRAL FOUNDATIONS
A clean, versatile gray.
EXPLORE THE LOOK
Color inspiration. Confirm the available color, gloss, and texture with a physical sample.
FROM PREPARATION TO FINISH
Good protection
starts at the surface.
Every coating begins with the right preparation. Match the product, application, and finished surface to the demands of the job.
Illustrative application photography; preparation and installation requirements depend on the product specification.
Working on an existing structure? Explore a maintenance reference.+
SUPPLIED FIELD PHOTOGRAPHY
Protection for
what’s already built.
Document the surface and existing coating before specifying a maintenance system. Long-term durability is the aim; the preparation follows the actual condition.
Company-supplied maintenance reference. This illustrates coating work; it does not identify a specific SHIELD PRO system.
AFTER COATINGPROJECT PLANNER
Tell us about
your project.
Share what you know. Leave anything uncertain for our team to review. Add a confirmed coverage rate only if you want a material estimate.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Good decisions
start with the details.
Confirm the substrate, surface preparation, system build-up, and application conditions before specifying a coating.
01
Share the conditions.
Surface, existing coating, exposure, traffic, and project location.
02
Define the system.
Review the product, preparation requirements, layer build-up, and finish.
03
Confirm the specification.
Current data sheets, net kit contents, coverage, and supply details.
Request the current documents for your chosen product. Include the product and intended application in your request.
Questions before you coat.
Can I use urethane indoors?+
Yes. Both SHIELD PRO 2306 and 2308 are non-yellowing urethane coatings for indoor or outdoor use. Choose the protection level for the job, then decide whether a non-yellowing finish is a priority.
Why not just use urethane on its own?+
You can. All four SHIELD PRO products can be applied as standalone coatings to properly prepared steel or concrete without a separate primer. Combining epoxy and urethane is an option when the specification calls for epoxy protection with a non-yellowing finish.
Does high performance mean better color retention?+
The high-performance range focuses on long-term durability and protection. Color retention is not the distinction between the two ranges: 2306 and 2308 are both non-yellowing urethanes, while 2305 and 2307 are epoxies that can yellow under UV exposure.
Is high performance only for corroded surfaces?+
No. Choose it for new or existing surfaces when long-term durability is the priority. If corrosion is present, general purpose is not recommended as the standalone coating. For limited corrosion outdoors, 2306 can be used alone after preparation; severe corrosion needs a site assessment.
Can epoxy be used outside?+
Epoxy can be part of an exterior coating specification, but its exposed surface can yellow in sunlight. When appearance matters outdoors, consider a standalone non-yellowing urethane or a compatible urethane finish over epoxy.
Does no primer mean no surface preparation?+
No. Each product can be applied without a separate primer, but the substrate still needs the specified preparation. Standalone application does not mean one coat; coat count and film thickness follow the product specification.
How do I estimate material and kit quantities?+
Use the specified coverage per coat, your surface area, coat count, and an allowance appropriate for the job. Kit quantities must use the confirmed mixed net contents. Container size alone does not tell you the usable mixed volume.
YOUR NEXT PROJECT STARTS HERE
Let’s talk
protection.
Bring us your surface, your priorities,
and the work ahead.
YOUR U.S. SUPPLIER
YouEarth USA, LLC
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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