Single pass, so many possibilities
June 12, 2025 at 12:00 p.m.By Dani Sheehan.
With this robust deck coating you can improve vehicular and pedestrian surfaces in a single application.
Gaco just made it easier for you to expand your service offerings and improve your efficiency with their newest product, GacoPoly FastPass. A single-pass, textured deck coating system designed for both pedestrian and vehicular applications, this product delivers the safety your customers need and the speed your crews will appreciate.
Why FastPass?
Unlike traditional systems that require multiple coats, broadcast steps and extra cure time, FastPass lets you apply a complete system in just one pass. That means fewer hours on the job, lower labor costs and a much faster return to service for your customers.
Plus, FastPass is pre-packaged with all three components ready to go in a single pail. It’s available in convenient kit sizes for pedestrian (1.5 gallon) or vehicular (4.5 gallon) applications, and comes in neutral, project-ready colors like Concrete Gray, Pewter and Tan.
Big benefits
- Do more with less: Skip the broadcast step and forget multiple coats. With built-in texture and single-pass application, FastPass cuts down your crew time significantly.
- Expand your services: While this product works great for roof decks, you can start taking on jobs like balcony resurfacing, breezeways and even parking decks.
- Jobsite friendly: Its low odor makes it perfect for occupied buildings or sensitive populations, while its UV resistance ensures long-term performance outdoors.
- Durability: FastPass is a tough, long-lasting solution that resists abrasion from foot traffic as well as vehicle tires.
- Quick turnaround: Fast curing means your customers experience minimal downtime and you can move on to the next project faster.
With warranties up to five years and a shelf life of one year, GacoPoly FastPass is a dependable, jobsite-ready solution that lets you deliver high quality results in no time.
Learn more about Gaco in their Coffee Shop Directory or visit www.gaco.com.
About the author
Dani is a writer for The Coffee Shops. When she's not writing or researching, she's exploring new hiking trails or teaching yoga classes.




















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