Wolverine floor - need help QUICK!
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Isn't it right on the label? 2:1 IIRC, I need to go check my cans.
EDIT: It's right on the labels of the cans. Integraflex is 1:1, the LiquaTile and BondTite are 2:1 Resin to Hardener. Add the Hardener TO the resin.
Got all your supplies ready?
I had to get a 1/2" drive drill to mix that Integraflex...it's THICK stuff.
Anyways, read the cans...should all be on there.
EDIT: It's right on the labels of the cans. Integraflex is 1:1, the LiquaTile and BondTite are 2:1 Resin to Hardener. Add the Hardener TO the resin.
Got all your supplies ready?
I had to get a 1/2" drive drill to mix that Integraflex...it's THICK stuff.
Anyways, read the cans...should all be on there.
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Doh!
I was in such excitement and rush that I completely forgot to read the labels. I ended up bugging Fred (Sorry Fred and thanks again!). I have a corded 1/2 drill. That stuff is MESSY!!! I hope I got the ratios right because it was close to impossible to get that stuff in a mixing container. It reminded me of thick wet cement. I praying that the IFlex will dry up. I think I put it on too thick for the expansion joints, didn't come out clean and I can still see the expansion joints. Is it possible to add more IFlex on top of IFlex that's already there?
I was in such excitement and rush that I completely forgot to read the labels. I ended up bugging Fred (Sorry Fred and thanks again!). I have a corded 1/2 drill. That stuff is MESSY!!! I hope I got the ratios right because it was close to impossible to get that stuff in a mixing container. It reminded me of thick wet cement. I praying that the IFlex will dry up. I think I put it on too thick for the expansion joints, didn't come out clean and I can still see the expansion joints. Is it possible to add more IFlex on top of IFlex that's already there?
Here's a trick I learned from Fred after the fact with the Integra Flex. 
Put it on a bit thicker than you need it, so it's mounded up off the floor in the crack, then when it's set up, you can shave it flat with the surface of the floor with a razor blade.
But yes, that stuff is MEGA MESSY. I did the whole chime area around a 28'x48' (corner where the concrete meets the cement wall block, to make a nice countour). Not fun! But, well worth it.
Put it on a bit thicker than you need it, so it's mounded up off the floor in the crack, then when it's set up, you can shave it flat with the surface of the floor with a razor blade.
But yes, that stuff is MEGA MESSY. I did the whole chime area around a 28'x48' (corner where the concrete meets the cement wall block, to make a nice countour). Not fun! But, well worth it.
WolverineCoatings
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You're freakin' me out dude... Some guys make the mistake of trying to save time by skipping the reading of the instructions... You don't want to make that mistake!!! Read them... twice... lol...
Good Luck with your project... looking forward to pics...
Eric
Good Luck with your project... looking forward to pics...
Eric
LOL. I relied on the instructions that Fred sent to me. Read it a few times along with all the installation threads here. Completely forgot (or too excited) to read the cans.
Here's my install:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=29296