OUR PROCESS
- SURFACE PREPARATION
- Diamond grind or shot blast the surface to remove any existing coatings, sealers, or contaminants. This step is crucial for proper adhesion.
- Repair any cracks, holes, or surface imperfections in the existing concrete or substrate.
- PRIMING:
- Apply a high-quality epoxy primer to the prepared surface. The primer helps improve adhesion and seals the concrete, preventing air from forming in the epoxy layer.
- EPOXY APPLICATION:
- Mix the epoxy resin and hardener according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Make sure to use the correct proportions to ensure a proper cure.
- Pour the epoxy mixture onto the floor in sections, spreading it evenly using rollers or squeegees. Work quickly, as epoxy can cure rapidly.
- Use spiked shoes to walk on the wet epoxy and roll out any air bubbles to achieve a smooth and level surface.
- DECORATIVE ELEMENTS (OPTIONAL):
- If you desire a decorative epoxy floor, such as a metallic or flake system, add these elements while the epoxy is still wet. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for the specific decorative system you choose.
- TOPCOAT:
- For added durability and chemical resistance, apply polyaspartic or ployurea topcoat. This step is especially important for high-traffic areas or environments where the floor will be exposed to harsh chemicals.
- CURING TIME:
- Allow the topcoat (if applied) to cure for the recommended time.
- CLEANUP:
- Remove any tape or protective coverings used during the installation process.
- Clean the floor to remove any dust or debris that may have settled during the curing period.
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