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Rollermarks on floor using 2 part waterbased epoxy

LaFlamaBlanca

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What are some of the reasons you would see some roller marks on a concrete floor that was painted with a 2 part waterbased epoxy? This was after the 2nd coat and it was also backrolled.

Are any of these possible causes:

1. Not taping off the floor and painting in separate sections at a time.
2. Started backrolling too soon/late.
3. Product wasnt mixed well enough.
 
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FJ4FUN

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In general the most common mistakes that we see when it comes to back rolling are:
*Backroller roller cover becomes saturated with material.
*Backroller should roll in a direction perpendicular to the load roller (this applies, in particular, to clear coat applications)
*Backroller applies too much downward pressure when rolling
*Excessive backrolling and/or backrolling over hot material (material is starting to setup, cure) which is unlikely given you're using waterbased product.
 
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Armorpoxy

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Rolling using the wrong technique can also cause problems. Just going back and forth can create lines. We normally recommend when rolling to use an "M" and "W" pattern.
 
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