If you’re anything like us, water parks are a family favorite on a hot summer day. There’s something for everyone! Water slides, diving boards, and lazy rivers for the kids (and dad too), and a little rest and relaxation for parents and siblings who are now officially too tall to ride that ride. However, for water park owners and operators, maintaining this water wonderland is anything but relaxing. Water parks are typically entirely outdoor facilities, left baking in the sun day after day, year after year; and it’s not just the sun they need to worry about, but also the myriad challenges of managing infrastructure that stays wet for most of the season. This means corrosion, rust, bacteria, algae, and slippery surfaces, all of which pose risks to visitors, and are the stuff of nightmares for water park owners. To protect water parks and help create safer aquatic environments, water parks can be coated with polyurea, a powerful technology capable of resisting everything from harsh abrasion to chemical corrosion, all while making surfaces safer to use.