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Epoxy-Coat on Wood???????
- Thread starter formek
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Can you Epoxy-Coat wood? LegacyIndustrial
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Epoxy in general works great on wood. Make sure it's clean and not super smooth.
If it's very porous you may consider a primer. Christine may want to add some thoughts specific to Epoxy-Coat products.
If it's very porous you may consider a primer. Christine may want to add some thoughts specific to Epoxy-Coat products.
JD in DFW
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I do work top benches all the time for customers with little to no prep on them. I usually make the workbench match the new floor in most cases.
trbomax
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I used the rustoleum floor epoxy on our wood floor on the florida room.Its 7/16' osb over 3/4" treated plywood (it was an outdoor deck before it was a room).I caulked the joints with painters caulk and smoothed them off with a plastic squegee. Its been down for about 9 yrs now and there is not a chip or crack anywhere. There is a futon that gets drug around on it every time the kids come up and the door to the sled shop and the back yard is on it too, so the foot trafic and water is brutal. I did prime it with oil based deck enamel and let that dry for a couple weeks first. I used it on the steps that go up to it as well,they are outside and other than fadeing from uv show no wear.
You can use our product on wood. The prep is to very simply rough up the floor with sandpaper. You will not get the same coverage on wood as you will on concrete. Call me and I can quote you on what material you will need for your specific project.