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joe01

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Morning ,my question today is can you paint over an old epoxy floor that in good condition, or do I have to remove it completely
 
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Shea

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Do you want to paint over an epoxy floor or do you want to install a new coat of epoxy?
 

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If the existing epoxy coating is down tight, then a recoat is acceptable.

Prepare the surface by sanding with a 100-120 grit screen. Wipe clean with denatured alcohol.

It is important to prep correctly or failure is imminent.

Good luck.


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Yes you can. Sand lightly or scratch up with a buffer and 3M type pad then clean off well any dust.


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3m pad is not enough. Use a sanding screen.
Quality coatings need more grit to break the surface enough for a successful recoat.

If you are prepping paint or maybe a lesser coating bail and grind it off.
Frankly, if a 3M pad does the trick, grind it off.




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Sanding is good but messier. We have sold tens of thousands of recoat jobs using 3M type pads on a buffer with zero delamination issues. Our epoxy has special bonding agents in it which eliminate the need for sanding which may be required with other brands.


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