These manufacturers are headquartered in the United States and make their polyurea systems in American plants, according to each company's own published information. Buy from them and your coating dollars, jobs and technical support stay here.
8 manufacturers · checked October 10, 2026
ArmorThane
Springfield, Missouri
A Missouri manufacturer that formulates its coatings and builds its own spray rigs under one roof, and trains and supports a network of applicators.
- Made in
- Springfield, Missouri headquarters houses manufacturing, R&D and spray-equipment fabrication
- Products
- Polyurea, polyurethane, polyaspartic and spray foam systems, plus in-house spray equipment
- Ownership
- Privately held, founder-led
- Founded
- 1989
Chemline
St. Louis, Missouri
One of the largest privately held polyurethane systems houses in the country, producing its resins in St. Louis since 2004.
- Made in
- 250,000 sq ft St. Louis plant, with facilities in Texas, Arizona and Allentown, Pennsylvania
- Products
- Fast-set spray polyurea and polyurethane, cast elastomers, prepolymers, foams; Gatorhyde and Steelcote brands
- Ownership
- Privately held family business
- Founded
- 1997
Polycoat Products
Santa Fe Springs, California
A family-owned California formulator with three U.S. plants, growing through acquisitions such as E-Z Flow Foam Systems in 2024.
- Made in
- Plants in Santa Fe Springs, California, and Bedford and Arlington, Texas
- Products
- Waterproofing, spray polyurea elastomers, castable elastomers, binders and adhesives, toll blending
- Ownership
- Family-owned
- Founded
- 1979
In their words: American-made manufacturing
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IXS Coatings, Sterling Heights, Michigan
The franchise bedliner brand, now part of the same U.S. group as Ultimate Linings.
- Made in
- Blended and packaged at the group's Lebanon, Tennessee plant, per parent IXS Coatings
- Products
- Spray-on bedliners and industrial polyurea through a franchise network
- Ownership
- IXS Coatings, owned by Clearlake Capital (U.S.)
- Founded
- 1993
Rhino Linings
San Diego, California
Best known for bedliners, with flooring, roofing and industrial lines made in three U.S. plants.
- Made in
- Production in San Diego, California; Greenville, Texas; and Richmond, Missouri
- Products
- Polyurea, polyurethane, epoxy and polyaspartic systems
- Ownership
- Privately held
- Founded
- 1988
In their words: All our products are American-made
SPI Specialty Products
Lakewood, Washington
A polyurea pioneer behind the Dragonshield blast-mitigation systems, now part of PPG.
- Made in
- Washington State manufacturing, per PPG
- Products
- Spray polyurea elastomers including the Dragonshield blast-mitigation line, foams and plural-component equipment
- Ownership
- PPG Industries (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
- Founded
- 1974
Ultimate Linings
Lebanon, Tennessee
Runs one of the largest polyurea production sites in the country, in middle Tennessee.
- Made in
- 302,000 sq ft Lebanon, Tennessee plant processes raw materials into finished goods
- Products
- Pure, hybrid and aliphatic polyurea, polyaspartics and spray equipment
- Ownership
- IXS Coatings, owned by Clearlake Capital (U.S.)
VersaFlex
Kansas City, Kansas
Water, wastewater and infrastructure polyurea, made in three U.S. states.
- Made in
- Manufacturing sites in Kansas, Oklahoma and Washington, per PPG
- Products
- Polyurea, epoxy and polyurethane systems and joint fillers
- Ownership
- PPG Industries (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
- Founded
- 1994
How to verify a "Made in USA" polyurea
The FTC only allows an unqualified Made in USA claim when "all or virtually all" of a product is made here. Many good American systems still use some imported raw materials, so ask:
- Where are the A side and the B side blended and packaged?
- Where does the isocyanate (MDI) come from, and is it covered by the new antidumping order?
- Can you provide a certificate of origin and lot traceability for each drum?
- For federally funded work, can you document more than 55% domestic component cost under Build America, Buy America?
- Does the label say "Made in USA", or a qualified claim like "Made in USA with imported components"?
- Who provides technical support, and where are they based?
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