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Which undoubtedly excludes moisture failure. Moisture is always a risk, but a good MVB (which will be an epoxy, not a polyurea) can make a big difference. I've had a few moisture failures over the years, and after I went back with an MVB, moisture was not a concern again on most. That said, an...

Just to further clarify this for people that don't work in the industry, epoxy will still yellow even if you put a UV stable coating over the top of it. It specifically needs to be a pigmented urethane or polyaspartic that won't yellow. If you use a clear urethane/polyaspartic over epoxy, the...

Just to further clarify this for people that don't work in the industry, epoxy will still yellow even if you put a UV stable coating over the top of it. It specifically needs to be a pigmented urethane or polyaspartic that won't yellow. If you use a clear urethane/polyaspartic over epoxy, the...