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Body coat - LiquaTile 1184 [Silver Gray] Clear coat - EnduraShield 2255 w/ traction additive Joints filled w/ SikaFlex 411 in black

I'm not sure what you are asking? If you have a concrete floor that had been sealed sometime in the past and you would like to apply an epoxy system, best practice is to mechanically grind the existing sealer off via diamond grinding, verify that the freshly ground slab will absorb liquid...

You can apply epoxies over previously sealed floors as long as proper prep is performed, typically diamond grinding.

".... I know prep is the key for a lasting resurfacing. So I want to get prep done right, and not skip on any needed prep." Diamond grind!! Home Depot or Sunbelt Rentals can set you up with an Edco single or dual head grinder (Go dual head if you've got a choice). In my experience the...

Our VCT Solution eliminates the need to strip & wax and adds the impact and abrasion resistance similar to our full epoxy systems.

Like this? VCT tiles coated with our VCT System

TrowelEase 1162 TrowelEase application

Proper recoating has little to do with surface texture and everything to do with product manufacturer's specified recoat instructions. The vast majority will specify that follow-on coats need to be applied within 24hrs of the prior coat. IF applying an additional coat outside of that window...

That is correct, polyaspartic is not recommended as a base coat and both surface moisture meters and the plastic sheet tape down test represent a snapshot in time with regards to measuring/predicting MVT. If you have reason to suspect that MVT may be an issue i.e. visible evidence such as...

67King, thanks for sharing your observations! Yes, the "double bucket mix" procedure outlined in the instructions is key to a proper mix for any 100% solids 2K epoxy system! The micro-bubbles are likely the result of a couple of things, overly aggressive back rolling (the pot life "fear" is...

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"I'm looking for the Craftsman coating, not the Snap-On." Well put... We offer a very budget friendly 100% solids multi-purpose epoxy product that has become quite popular with our industrial coatings applicators who don't need the bomb proof performance (or cost) provided by our Wolverine...

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Some flake blends are better at camouflaging dropped parts. High contrasting color combos such as our Orbit-H25A and Lighthouse-H69A will make finding small dropped parts more of a challenge whereas blends like our Gravel-H85A and Shoreline-H72A are excellent at making those parts standout...

I'm in the Bay Area and have family in the Auburn area so I get up there quite a bit. Let me know if you'd like a consult, I can steer you in the right direction if your considering a DIY epoxy application.