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Looking for info on Epoxy Masters brand??

Muzbomb

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Hello all I am new to the forum. I am building a house and my garage is around 800sqft. I am looking at putting an epoxy coating on the garage floor. I have don't lots of research and I want some good quality epoxy like industrial 100% solid epoxy. I know the box store brands are not very good they are water based. So what are your thoughts on the Epoxy Masters brand?? I have been looking at there brand of solid epoxy very hard to buy. Anybody got any info or pics or there product on the floor?? Even some tips for putting it down in general?? Thanks guys
 
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benwah

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Muzbomb, if you are looking for a hard, chemical resistant, industrial floor check out Tnemec Coatings.

Surface prep: Abrasive blast, shot-blast or mechanically abrade concrete surfaces to remove laitance, curing compounds, hardeners, sealers and other contaminants and to provide a minimum ICRI-CSP 3 or greater surface profile.

Large cracks, voids and other surface imperfections should be filled with recommended filler or surfacer Series 215 SURFACING EPOXY. Fumed silica may be added at 0.75:1 by volume per mixed gallon where a thicker consistency is required to achieve the desired application and film build properties up to 2" deep.

Primer coat: Series 201 EPOXOPRIME (clear) @ 9.0-12.0 mils DFT. 150 sq. ft/gallon. This comes in 3 gallon kits, so you will need 6 gallons.

Intermediate coat: Series 237 POWER-TREAD* (clear or pigmented) @ 12.0 mils DFT. 133 sq. ft/gallon. This comes in 3 gallon kits, you will need 6 gallons. Broadcast fleck randomly while coating is wet.

*Series 284 DECO-CLEAR then applied at 12.0 mils DFT. 133 sq. ft/gallon. This comes in 3 gallon kits, you will need 6 gallons.

-OR-

Intermediate coat: Series 280 TNEME-GLAZE (pigmented) @ 10.0-12.0 mils DFT. ~150 sq. ft/gallon. This comes in 3 gallon kits, so you will need 6 gallons.

Finish coat: For the 237 system use Series 295 CLEAR CRU @ 2.5 mils DFT. 398 sq. ft/gallon. 1 gallon kits, you will need 2 gallons.

For the 280 system use Series 290 CRU (pigmented) or 295 CLEAR CRU @ 2.5 mils. You will need 2 gallons.

Summary -

System 1: Series 201, 237 w/fleck , 284, 295.

System 2: Series 201, 280, 290 -or- 295
 
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