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4everRS

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I'm going to do epoxy but have some hairline cracking. Ok, maybe some are more than hairline, but they are small. Will 2 coats of epoxy fill them in? Or do I have to fill them with something else. They are too small for play sand to go in them.
 
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4everRS

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Ok. I was going to insert an image from photo bucket. Haven't done that in a while. They say I need to upgrade my account.

How are you guys inserting images?
 

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Negative. Coatings rarely fill cracks unless you are using a "bridging primer".
Coating concrete is similar to body-work on a car. Issues will telegraph through.
 
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Ok. Thanks for the reply. The cracks are filled.
 

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I have the same issue on my floor what did you end up filling the cracks with looks good!

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4everRS

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I'll find out tomorrow. I had a guy do the prep and had him fill them. I remember him saying it was an epoxy resin.
 
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Meanwhile. Here's the first coat...
 

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Agree with above, always do repairs first as liquid coatings will generally do very little to repair a floor.
 

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Looks like they will be hidden by the next coat. However without expansion joints they may come back in places. I wouldn't get too concerned though even if they do.


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