Epoxy gone horribly wrong

[Jeremy is me]

So me thinking I can do everything without research I thought epoxy floors were supposed to be thick and self leveling now I have what resembles pot holes or like a beach someone walked on any advice if it could be fixed or the easiest way to remove its like .5 in in spots and bubbles thanks for any advice

 

[mike93lx]

Grinding, then patching the floor, then recoat or go with something else, like porcelain or racedeck

 

[Garage Flooring]

So me thinking I can do everything without research I thought epoxy floors were supposed to be thick and self leveling now I have what resembles pot holes or like a beach someone walked on any advice if it could be fixed or the easiest way to remove its like .5 in in spots and bubbles thanks for any advice

One of the big things with epoxy is don't leave it in the bucket. https://www.garageflooringllc.com/images/garage-floor-coatings-tip-sheet.pdf . I know for us every customer gets my cell and a link where they can schedule an appointment to walk through the install. Fell free to text me some pics. 9707733467

 

[FJ4FUN]

For the benefit of the group, post some pictures. We'll get you straightened out...

 

[Armorpoxy]

Pics would help...normally these types of problems come from some contaminants, improper prep or mixing, etc. Its very, very rarely a coating failure and almost always due to the install process.

If you don't want to bother with fixing it, just go over it with something like our www.supratile.com industrial grade solid interlocking floor tiles.