Putting a "design" into epoxy

[Pavement SuX]

I am planning a dark blue epoxy floor in my new shop (haven't decided on a product yet) and I want to put a "logo" into the floor.

Has anyone ever done this? And if so.....how.

 

[rsanter]

I spoke with a guy that went down and had a vynal graphic made that he used as a stencil.
he applied it and then painted over the open areas. he pulled up the vynal and the cleared over the whole thing.
that would be easy to do with the ford logo or a chevy bowtie because there is only one color required

bob

 

[mrstang69]

bob, your talking about if they have a white floor,place the stencil over the white, and then paint the floor "blue" then clear. Kinda how i understand it, right?

 

[rsanter]

bob, your talking about if they have a white floor,place the stencil over the white, and then paint the floor "blue" then clear. Kinda how i understand it, right?

you can paint that area for the logo first and the mask off to paint the base color of the floor. or you can have the vynal graphics place do a 'reverse logo' to make a stencil.
the places that do the basic vynal graphics for car window will have their computer do the cutout and then they will peel away the portion you dont want. if you tell you want to use it as a stencil they will just remove the inner part

bob

 

[rikmeister]

after the floor colours is done you can apply a stencil and then wehen you clear coat over the top the stencil is imbeded. that is the other way

 

[rikmeister]

oh forgot since you are putting down a blue floor you can use the logo by my sig it really looks good on a blue floor grrrrrrrrrrrrrrreatt