What do you guys think about this epoxy?
http://www.benjaminmoore.com/bmpswe...ges/paint/prd_p40&_pageLabel=fa_productsspecs
http://www.benjaminmoore.com/bmpswe...ges/paint/prd_p40&_pageLabel=fa_productsspecs
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Benjamin Moore Epoxy
- Thread starter jaggudada
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porschedude996TT
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What's the cost per pail?
katit
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I used M40 I think about 5 years ago in my first garage. Worked really well. I would not hesitate to recommend it..
VC-Racing
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I was going to use BM epoxy, but it has a very short pot life( 15 mins) . I was wanting to put down a complete kit at a time so I didn't have to do a lot of measuring and what not. I ended up using a high solid epoxy made by DuPont called Corlar 2.1 St . Here is a PDF link about the product.
http://www.ketoneindustrial.com/dic_pdf/Corlar2.1ST.pdf
My epoxy has been down over a year and I have found no failures or loss of adhesion's. It has had heavy items dragged across it with no gouges. I had a battery start leaking from my golf cart and there was spilled battery acid on the floor that had been there for several days with no failures. The floor cleans up easily with a push broom or a shot of 409 and a push mop.
http://www.ketoneindustrial.com/dic_pdf/Corlar2.1ST.pdf
My epoxy has been down over a year and I have found no failures or loss of adhesion's. It has had heavy items dragged across it with no gouges. I had a battery start leaking from my golf cart and there was spilled battery acid on the floor that had been there for several days with no failures. The floor cleans up easily with a push broom or a shot of 409 and a push mop.