Seen this before?

[Andy S]

Very easy to install too. Clear epoxy or polyaspartic for clear top coat.

 

[rickairmedic]

Ok Andy tell us more that looks pretty slick.

Rick

 

[Andy S]

Basically colored water is what it feels like. You can do marbled floors like this, or wood grain, a lot of differant patterns. These floors are so fun to put down because its always a differant floor. Basically its a 2-3 day system, depending how you prep it.

For this pic i did a grind, prime coat of black pigmented polyaspartic, put color on an hour later, then cleared it 24 hours later.

Its not an acrylic, not an epoxy... its a single component water based product. As far as what it is.. secret. Basically its still in RnD, so pricing has not even been discussed yet, but it will probably be anywhere from 2-3$ a foot product cost.

 

[akdiesel]

Is this durable enough for shop work or is it simply foot traffic proof?

 

[Andy S]

Depends what you put over it as a clear. 100% solids epoxy is tough and durable enough, so yes it would be fine in a garage. Polyaspartics dont get as hard as epoxy does, so you never know. The color itself is very thin, but it doesnt get as had as epoxy either.

 

['the epoxy floor guy']

Looks like 'metallics' polyaspartic.

It may be that you introduced it into a water base. It does look AWESOME, But IMHO it is not well suited for most garage installs. Maybe?

 

[Andy S]

The color product itself is not epoxy hard, but its not soft, its actually not really that thick. It would be as good as the primer and clear coat you use on it. A good 100% solids epoxy top coat would make it fine for a garage. It has gone down in houses, commercial buildings, design centers...

 

[Stuart in MN]

So you ask if we've seen this before, then you say it's secret and still in R&D...I guess then the answer is no, we haven't seen it before.

 

[Andy S]

Lol, i meant anything like this. State your opinion about it, look good? Hate it?

 

[Hardware]

Looks good, hows it hold up to a hot tire?