What is the drying time for epoxy floors? What is the anticipated epoxy cure time? Great inquiries. Every ardent garage or business property owner wants their questions answered. The good news is that epoxy has a cure period of roughly seven days, which means the final coating takes a week to fully set. Drying periods are distinct. A coating typically dries over the course of one night. However, not every epoxy coating is made equally. The epoxy you use may be solvent-borne or water-based, and its solids content may be larger or lower. Solvent-borne epoxy has a distinct scent. Technical data s ..read more

Many people desire to change the countertop surface in their houses but don’t want to spend a lot of money or pay an expert to accomplish it. This is where epoxy countertops come in. You can pour it yourself over any of your current countertop surfaces, and it is rather inexpensive. When finished, it gives your countertop a whole new, energizing appearance. It is also durable and long-lasting. Working with resin has the benefit of being simple to keep clean once it has dried. That is great. We’ll explain more about epoxy countertops and how making your epoxy resin countertop may help you save ..read more

To prevent any skin irritancy responses, epoxy that has unintentionally gotten on your hands, wrists, or arms has to be removed as soon as possible. Because the epoxy resin is sticky, it’s crucial to remove it right. Before using these extremely powerful adhesives, you must be aware of how to remove epoxies from the skin. Water and hand soap won’t completely remove resin from your skin. Never use solvents as an epoxy remover to remove stickiness residue from your hands since they break down resin and cause your skin to absorb it. The safest and most successful option is to use a cleanser that ..read more

One of the toughest treatments that may be used on garage flooring is epoxy floor coating. Epoxy is a smooth, durable, and lovely alternative to traditional floor paints, which tend to crack and peel over time, for updating your basement floors. This convenient mix-and-apply choice is a long-lasting, non-flammable surface that sticks to concrete with ease. Basement concrete floor paint will instantly transform your plain or ugly cement into a dazzling floor of practical beauty in addition to safeguarding the surface of your garage and basement. Since epoxy coatings stick to concrete firmly, th ..read more

Ever heard the word ‘epoxy’ before? You probably have. Maybe you’ve seen it used in the arts and crafts space, or heard of its use on refrigerators and washing machines. Epoxy resin, which has a wide range of adhesive properties in many industries, is known for its resistance to heat and chemicals.  Epoxy resin is also a long-lasting product that can be used with a wide range of materials like wood, fabric, glass, china, and metal. However, it should be noted that epoxy resin is not considered water-resistant. Repeated moist or wet conditions can cause deterioration and reduce durability ..read more

[toc] Epoxy flooring is a 2 part epoxy paint coating system that combines two parts of A. resin to 1 part of B. hardener forming a high build durable chemical and scratch-resistant high gloss protective coating. The estimated epoxy floor system cost ranges between $4.00 – $5.00 per square foot, including materials and labor. Don’t let your remodeling budget go overboard with hidden surprises, and understand the average installation cost before getting started. Like in garages, kitchens, and basements, most concrete flooring receives a high volume of foot traffic and heavy wear and tear. Insta ..read more

We estimate 20+ years with regular wear and tear. If the concrete floor is free of contaminates, is free of any unforeseen issues, and has been mechanically profiled by diamond grinding for the most optimum bonding and adhesion of Epoxy Pro Industrial Grade floor coating products. If your very rough on floors with abrasive items or you are spilling chemicals on the floor results may vary ..read more

Yes epoxy floors can be very slippery. We recommend; for your safety and for that of others please keep in mind that many types of floor finishes may be slippery when wet or has any inconspicuous foreign substances that may create a potential slip hazard. Keeping floors clean and dry is recommended. Please note the following non-slip recommendations: – Aluminum Oxide #46 Grit Broadcast is recommended to be used with: PURE 100% Solids Epoxy or METALLIC 100% Solids Epoxy. – Powder Oxide Additive (only to be used with polyurethane topcoats) is recommended when a POLYURETHANE Topcoat is desired ..read more

Yes, we recommend wearing spike shoes when install epoxy on floors. They come in handy when you want to expedite the application of coating and the optional steps of the application of decorative paint chips/fleck or the Non-Slip Aluminum Oxide Broadcast. Applying epoxy with Spiked Shoes on allows you to walk over the entire surface while you squeegee, back roll, and apply the decorative chips/fleck, and aluminum oxide. Without the use of spiked shoes you’ll have to mix products at a different ratio. To ensure enough work time mixing smaller batches of epoxy is recommended so that you can rea ..read more

Epoxy coatings can last 20+ years and virtually look the same with less gloss, and as long as the floor was properly prepared the epoxy floor will remain intact. We have 30-year-old projects that are still holding up because our metallic epoxy kits are industrial grade 100% Solids engineered to last as a “One and Done” floor solution.   Click the image for out top selling metallic epoxy kit ..read more