Thanks for the great video. I am doing a swimming pool that am finished with tarrazzo (stone+white cement). It will be subjected to pool chemicals. What do you recommend as a top clear vanish polyurethane or epoxy?

Hi in case of cured epoxy, will the remedy work for splashes on concrete floor as well? and once removed, will it still leave stains? if yes! then how to remove stains?

is a plyurithane coating waterfoof once it is curd

Thank you

Here's one you didn't add the contractor didn't put a dam around the basement floor drain now I have hardened expoxy clogging by drain and we can't use the washer because that's where the water drains

Can you add a sealer Uv protectant? I have spots that will not cure using rustolium. Had 4 days of high humidity using the two part bags. Thanks

! great information!

Also wjat about ventilation?? Like a xlosed garage? Doesnthe gsrage need to be upened over night or csn the doors stsy closed

What avout using peimt thinner? Is thet good to cut the epoxy? I noticed when mixing my batch it was already thick. Not runny like regular paint.

This is NOT terrazzo, it is simply a seamless epoxy coating with aggregate.

water causes most polyurethane formulations to cure.

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Hi good morning sir I’m an 3d epoxy installer and I have some pictures if you don’t mind

Watching this self-leveling epoxy floor application is mesmerizing! The precision and technique involved in achieving that flawless finish are truly impressive. It's like turning a blank space into a work of art.

No matter what you put on floor it WILL scratch etc like title, wood,carpet, etc.

I have done a job using Home Depot 2 part epoxy product and after A FEW YEARS client called me saying the floor start to peel al over the place. I believe that’s because some kind of humidity problem or some kind of chemicals he drop there but I don’t know for sure. Is that possible that his floor has a humidity problem that requires a total scrape and specific treatment before even , clean, acid and re-coat with any other product?

What would you suggest that would give the same type of look but is more maintainable? I really like the smooth no seams look

Filling the joints with grout😂😂😂 3:47 Do not listen to this guy, this advice is terrible. The only way to do this is to use a advent of calcium aluminate cement technology in self leveling concrete. Thats it.

I was hoping you were going show how it was done not just talk about it. I’m a visual learner so I have to see how it’s done in order to know how to do it.

Great content, I work for a General Contractor and don't know much about epoxy and PU floor coatings. Your videos help me understands the core info of these kind of products. Greetings from Venezuela and keep doing the good work

this is not a problem.

Wish I could do this and be paid.

Do you also have these videos in Greek ?

very informative thank you sir!

How to remove for title surface?

Can epoxy floor be done successfully in 50* degree weather and nights in the 40s?

Nice info!

Nicely done

Please give me online epoxy flooring course. But I don't have any money to pay . i Hope you will geve me opportunity to learn , i will never forgotten . Thanks.

hello i have a damaged terrace in a building due to humidity and water. do i va to wait till summer to pose the PU or if i heat the floor it should work? thank you

Are the epoxy floors worse than wood and laminate in terms of scratching? Or is the main issue that people's expectations are different?

Great

I hear you

Is it necessary to grind a new floor

For tile: What do you fill up the joints with?

Legend

Love it

The link for online course doesn't open.

What a comparison This is nice and very educative..I prefer to use polyurethane than epoxy. Thanks for sharing

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What about countertops

I skimmed out my garage foundation with thinset, will epoxy stick to it? it won't be receiving much traffic because it's on a vertical surface.

I was told I could put the epoxy down over a painted garage floor , Is that true ?

Thank you

The entire floor isn’t sticky it’s just certain spots

I’m in desperate need of help I did my epoxy floor last Wednesday and because it’s been raining everyday and 60 degrees the floor is still soft and sticky 😩 I’m about to cry

If you get a scratch or blemishes….couldn’t you just cover it with more epoxy like a little patch? I make epoxy items and I wanna do my floor and when I get scratches or blemishes on the craft items I make, fixing it is as easy as just (optional, conditional) sanding and adding a little color and/or clear coat to bring it back. I honestly wouldn’t mind doing spot maintenance like that every few years or months. I also have no animals, a ton of rugs and don’t wear shoes in the house so I’m not anticipating too much wear and tear like that.

I want epoxy apply traning

Very Helpful I Agree I started to do my own floor and this video was the Key. Great Video