Eliteconcept
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Thanks to the folks here over the past couple weeks who answered my questions regarding putting down my armorpoxy. Thought I'd share some pictures of the nearly finished job. These photos were taken before the top coat was put on. Turned out very well I think.
Have some slight opinions on the Armorpoxy masterkit i bought.
First Armorpoxy folks were easy to deal with, responsive to emails even after hours on a friday evening. Quick shipping of product, well packaged, good instructions. Product when put down looks great.
I will say I was slightly disappointed that not EVERYTHING as they state was included with the kit. I bought the primer, epoxy, and top coat. So I would have expected "EVERYTHING" to include 3 chip in brushes, or at least 2. I received 1. I'd also expect to get 3 rollers, instead I received just 2, come on armorpoxy, I buy 3 layers to put down and only 2 rollers naps? Not a huge deal but did result in a extra trip to get supplies. I also would like to see some sort of measuring cups or devices included in the kit. I had to purchase separately a way to measure out a 2:1 ratio of the epoxy. Heck even marking the included measure stick would have been a help, instead you are left to your own devices to solve the measuring ratio. Not a big deal but still required extra trip and materials. After all was put down too, I am also a little disappointed to find some (so far I've seen at least 5 or so) red / orange paint flakes in my white/blue/black mix. Not a huge deal but is a little sad to see, esp. since red/orange sticks out pretty badly. Also a a pair of the gloves for each layer purchased (primer, epoxy, top) would be nice, the gloves get nasty with material. Again just thoughts, no show stoppers but input for Armorpoxy and potential buyers.
Overall I'd recommend to a friend at this point, time and durability of the product will tell in the long run if I'd recommend. I'd suggest Armorpoxy either change their verbiage to state some extra materials like rollers, brushes, and containers are likely required.
Have some slight opinions on the Armorpoxy masterkit i bought.
First Armorpoxy folks were easy to deal with, responsive to emails even after hours on a friday evening. Quick shipping of product, well packaged, good instructions. Product when put down looks great.
I will say I was slightly disappointed that not EVERYTHING as they state was included with the kit. I bought the primer, epoxy, and top coat. So I would have expected "EVERYTHING" to include 3 chip in brushes, or at least 2. I received 1. I'd also expect to get 3 rollers, instead I received just 2, come on armorpoxy, I buy 3 layers to put down and only 2 rollers naps? Not a huge deal but did result in a extra trip to get supplies. I also would like to see some sort of measuring cups or devices included in the kit. I had to purchase separately a way to measure out a 2:1 ratio of the epoxy. Heck even marking the included measure stick would have been a help, instead you are left to your own devices to solve the measuring ratio. Not a big deal but still required extra trip and materials. After all was put down too, I am also a little disappointed to find some (so far I've seen at least 5 or so) red / orange paint flakes in my white/blue/black mix. Not a huge deal but is a little sad to see, esp. since red/orange sticks out pretty badly. Also a a pair of the gloves for each layer purchased (primer, epoxy, top) would be nice, the gloves get nasty with material. Again just thoughts, no show stoppers but input for Armorpoxy and potential buyers.
Overall I'd recommend to a friend at this point, time and durability of the product will tell in the long run if I'd recommend. I'd suggest Armorpoxy either change their verbiage to state some extra materials like rollers, brushes, and containers are likely required.
