2 Pack Epoxy Garage Floor Paint - 5 litres (Light Grey BS00A05)

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This product is NOT UV stable therefore can discolour when exposed to regular sunlight. For areas with plenty of repeated sunlight, please coat with a coloured UVR coating such as Resincoat Chemical Resistant UVR Floor Coating for a UV stable finish. This can be from either not getting the work done fast enough or from not stirring the product intermittently when applying. I am afraid i would recommend finding a DPM product to apply first. This can be an epoxy damp proof membrane or paintable style coating rather than a traditional DPM system. Provided our water based epoxy coating can be painted on top, this woud still be a very practical solution. After the products are mixed, and the chemical reaction has started, sometimes an exothermic reaction happens and the paint gets hot. But don’t worry, that’s perfectly normal. As long as the mixing itself was done slowly it’s all fine. This product should NOT be split. Taking smaller quantities from each tin, even if measured correctly, may cause issues with activating.

We also deliver to the majority of non mainland UK locations including The scottish Highlands & islands, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Isles of Scilly and Northern Ireland. Please see full delivery terms for the extra charges associated with these locations For greasy or previously painted floors, clean with floorsaver Cleaner & Degreaser, scraping off any loose paint, dust or dirt. Lightly sand glossy paint to dull down the shine and roughen it up.

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Once the base and the activator have been mixed then it initiates the chemical reaction that causes it to cure. So once the two components have been mixed you have a limited amount of time to apply it before it has hardened too much. Often it is recommended to keep stirring at different intervals throughout to give you some extra time to apply the whole mix. Wash equipment in warm soapy water before it dries, but it's probably more practical to just throw the rollers away. A: We do not recommend our products going over self levelling compounds. However, some manufacturers say that they can be painted, so it's best to speak to Sika and ask them. They may say that a two part, water based epoxy resin can be used, if this is the case then ours would fit the bill but we couldn't guarantee anything. Slip resistance can be enhanced by incorporating our medium grade anti-slip aggregateadditive into the system. Scatter the aggregate onto the wet first coat, this should be allowed to dry, then the loose particles brushed away before applying the second coat. As many of our customers are classic car owners or business, we though that you might be interested in this small business which offers top quality and authentically made number plates.

We are passionate about championing businesses such as Simpson and Co. The last year really has been a battle for many small companies who have fought to stay afloat during the pandemic. If the floor is still damp as a result of cleaning, it's not a problem since this is a water based epoxy. However, don't put it onto floors where there is rising damp.If you enjoy our blog and think you can help give a small business a boost, please feel free to share it to your friends or any classic car forums that you might be part of. Two coats of Resincoat HB Epoxy Garage Floor Paint can provide the equivalent of ten coats of conventional coatings containing solvent or water based epoxy products. Our floor paint is the perfect choice for your garage or car service centre as it is oil tolerant as well as being resistant to any other automotive fluid that would ruin standard paints. If you think you may have gotten the ratios wrong then there are a few ways to figure it out by the issues you’re having with the finish. If the parts aren’t mixed together properly then some parts of the surface won’t dry at all. Patches of it may dry, but there will be some bits that haven’t reacted. The only thing to do if this happens is unfortunately to start again. When mixing with a mechanical mixer you need to be sure that it is set at a low speed. It may be tempting to crank up the speed to try and mix it faster, but the heat that will be generated from mixing faster would cause issues further down the line. The heat affects the reaction between the base and activator, and has a detrimental impact on the curing.