Project Spotlight: Patio Floor Coatings for the Rivera Family in Nampa, Idaho

Last Updated: January 1, 2024

When the Rivera family wanted to give their outdoor patio a major upgrade, they turned to Spray ’n Coat Painting for help. Their old stamped concrete patio had seen better days and was difficult to keep clean. They were looking for something durable, slip-resistant, and easy to maintain that would stand up to daily use and look great for entertaining.


Here’s What We Did:


  • Surface Prep and Custom Concrete Coating: We prepped the surface and applied a tough, high-quality polyaspartic coating—better than epoxy!—that resists stains, oil, and UV damage.
  • Slip-Resistant Finish: This patio now has a slip-resistant, low-maintenance finish that stays safe and looks fresh.
  • UV-Stable Protection: The polyaspartic topcoat provides long-lasting UV stability, in the harsh Idaho sun.


Results & Benefits


With this patio transformation, the Rivera family can now enjoy a beautiful, durable, and easy-to-clean outdoor space that’s perfect for family gatherings and weekend hangouts. They loved the look and performance of their new coating, and we’re glad to help make their outdoor area ready for years of Idaho summers.


Thank you to the Rivera family for trusting Spray ’n Coat Painting to upgrade your patio! We’re proud to provide quality concrete floor coatings in Nampa, Boise, Meridian, and across the Boise Metro area.


For more details on patio floor coatings and other services, fill out a request form for a free quote today.

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