Customer pic, blue polyaspartic

[LegacyIndustrial]

Gang, a customer sent this in recently. The garage setting inspired me to show it here. This is our Xtreme Aspartic 80 with a custom blue tint and a medium broadcast.

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[Wuaname]

Looks very nice

 

[mikec35]

That looks fantastic!

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Extremely chemical and wear resistant. Will never amber.

Coat1: Xtreme Aspartic -80
Coat2: Xtreme Aspartic-80 with custom blue tint, silver and gray flakes distributed
Coat3: Xtreme Aspartic-80

Coat 1&2: 250 sq ft per gal
Coat 3: 300-325 sq ft per gal

Link: legacyindustrial.net/cart/polyaspartic-coatings-c-44.html?zenid=b795e00963f1cb6dfa3470a23dddbcbc



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[zac]

Wow, I usually dont like flake/epoxy look, but this is nice!

 

[MartyO]

Very, very nice.

 

[s10xtremist]

Is that the same blue tint that is listed in your color chart (bottom left), but a "custom blend"?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

No, this customer gave us his RAL color number. We were able to get a blue very close.
We do stock colors beyond this chart. They come and go on-demand and therefore, we don't advertise them. We stock Harley Orange, Coca-Cola Red, etc....Here is a close-up at the threshold.

 

[amberjack1234]

I would certainly be interested in this type of flooring product if it weren't for the super fast drying time. To much for one old alligator and his young wife. If I had some help this is certainly what I would go for.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

We have a slow-cure version too. Certainly manageable.

 

[amberjack1234]

I saw that Scotty but it didn't say how much it extends the pot life. Do you know off hand? Just a few bucks more. Which is ok.

By-the-way I want to do a refuse flake job. Does this do well with that? I think if I'm not mistaken that it takes, according to the instructions, "Broadcast the vinyl chips at approx.. 5-7 pounds per square feet". Surely that a mistake huh?

Larry

 

[zkling]

That looks really good, but looks like it makes the space much darker.

 

[swaniriver]

We have a slow-cure version too. Certainly manageable.

You sell to homeowners? A rep in my area I talked to won't sell to homeowners cause he does not want to see them shell out a ton of money, mess it all up and get upset over the whole ordeal. I think he even goes on site to a ton of installs just to make sure the contractors are mixing and prepping right. Is this product that finicky? From what I hear it's the best of the best.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

We deal with homeowners everyday! It is not bad to deal with if you are prepared to move with purpose.
Contact us if you need help.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

I saw that Scotty but it didn't say how much it extends the pot life. Do you know off hand? Just a few bucks more. Which is ok.

By-the-way I want to do a refuse flake job. Does this do well with that? I think if I'm not mistaken that it takes, according to the instructions, "Broadcast the vinyl chips at approx.. 5-7 pounds per square feet". Surely that a mistake huh?

Larry

Larry, watch this video.

Yes, divide total sq ft by 7 for total pounds of flake.

 

[amberjack1234]

Larry, watch this video.

Yes, divide total sq ft by 7 for total pounds of flake.

Got it. Thank you.

Larry

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Cool!


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[amberjack1234]

I would certainly be interested in this type of flooring product if it weren't for the super fast drying time. To much for one old alligator and his young wife. If I had some help this is certainly what I would go for.

Scotty please allow me to ask a stoopid da question. What was the threshold gray done in.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

A sprayed urea product. The installer of this project actually specializes in sprayed coatings.

This was his first pap with us. Turned out awesome for a beginner!


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