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We recommend reinforcing the seams with fiber tape and applying our patcher paste over the tape. Then, flood the floor at 45 ft per gallon before doing your finish coats. This will reinforce the substrate, but it's always good to ensure it is solid before coating over. Here is a link to this process- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-C3-NuJf1dH8.htmlsi=B6Mn8yjRMOVFHVDM

Do it man. I recommend Sunshine Supply Co if your in Cali

It will crack in time. Epoxy has no give so it cracks

Cheap and thin epoxies will crack but industrial grade applied at the correct thickness has amazing tensil strength and flex. This is exactly what we sell👍

Hahaha right

They did a new video recently. I was surprised. Like amazing now. I just wonder how the life of the product would be

It really is! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the wonderful comment and for watching the video.

He is wearing spiked shoes so he does not track the epoxy everywhere and when he step off the epoxy will self level. Thanks

Thank you, you are one of the few.

@@LeggariProducts Truthfully... Usually I do NOT like Music when I watch a video... but this is Perfect Music for this video.. Love it. So you know if I do this... I have to have the music to work by... Right!!?

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@@LeggariProducts Please note... Even though it's been 2 months since I watched this video... I have been waiting for my Title on an old 1985 Class A RV... it has wooden subfloors. I really want to do this method... You need to know, that I watched 3 of your videos in order about applying your beautiful epoxy. The fist video I watched was "Metallic Epoxy Coating/ over a wood sub floor tutorial ... Please NOTE: I love all of your videos but this one was the WORSE video you have... It did NOT look like Marble at all... the guys did NOT "Feather" out the lines, and it looked like stone, on a patio... (Please take this video down) (It hurst your reputation... Leggari is super professional... this Video is NOT. If I had only watched this video... I would not think to buy from you, feeling I'd end up making my floors look like stone pavement, instead of marble... Thank goodness I found these other 2 videos... The 2nd video I watched: Luxury Epoxy Flooring over wooden subfloor... It was GREAT... I don't expect anything less... The 3rd video was this one that I'm watching now... Which in my opinion is the very BEST... I have "Flipped" over 25 Houses or RVs in the last 20 years... I have never used epoxy on a floor... This is new to me, but I love it. I am 64 years old, and this last 1985 Class A RV will probably be my last... (I say that every time... LOL)... I want it to look Spectacular. It is in such bad shape (Very Old, and UGLY) that everyone around me thinks I"m crazy to even touch it. All I see is a Blank Canvas.... My question is this... Can I do this application in an RV? It needs to be flexible, I would think... Thank you for taking the time to read this... and sharing your great videos...

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Probably just wood filler

Your in the right place, flake floors are great for shops and easy clean up!

This is what I want to know. That issue is why epoxy is not recommended over wood. That isn't answered by this video

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Did you do your floor

@@israfil1534 Hi! No I decided to hold off as I am going to sell my home in next few years. Most people don't appreciate art. They seem to want carpet and basic soulless bland decorating. Your video caught my eye because in 1990 I lived in the projects. The only place I could afford ($236/month) had basically decades-old peel-off tile. The duplexes were actually used circa 1950s as a former Air Force Base for housing privates and the married enlisted. So it was in very bad shape but I was allowed to do absolutely whatever I wanted to fix it up. I painted the floors a funky fuchsia and then sealed w a clear top coat of laquer. It was ....to this date.....my most favorite place I have lived. Your video reminded me of a very happy time in my life where I was super creative. ❤️

Same here and I could have learned that in a minute and a half of instructions they didn't start talking are showing for 2 minutes I don't mean to put him down it's just aggravating when you ask for video about something and they throw this at you

Honestly I seem to not be able to find anyone who has done it. I'd say just do it. Worst comes to shove it cracks and you have to lay down plank over it

I haven't yet, but I would guess you would have to lay another subfloor perpendicular to the first subfloor and no overlaying seems. With more screws than normal. Goal is to stop as much movement as you can even though the wood wants to move underneath. Then use a good bonding primer then base coat of paint. I've laid a lot of tile floors and used lots of hardi and cement board. and the principal applies there for movement and no cracks (minus the bonding primers).

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Typically the cost per sq ft for flooring including shipping and a top coat comes out to $2.25-2.75 per ft. For domestic US customers. A countertop kit will cover up to 50 sq ft of countertops and costs $432 including shipping for people within the U.S. Below is a link to order a sample kit. Thanks online.flippingbook.com/view/364043 leggari.lpages.co/sample-kit-ad/

You'll definitely want the floor prepped well! In your case, it'd be best to sand the floor and do a layer of epoxy before doing the epoxy floor coat. Definitely call our team if you're interested in using our products and they'll help you with your project support.leggari.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

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You will want your wood surface to not have any flex in it our you will have problems with the epoxy cracking.

@@LeggariProducts OHHHH Snap... That is a problem for me... I want to put this in my Class A RV... it needs to be flexible. I'm very sad.

The wood floors creak because they weren't glued down before they were screwed down. Or possibly the glue is so old it's not working anymore. Find the screws and lift up the boards and put down heavy amounts of glue. It's in big tubes and you use a caulking gun. It will cost like twenty dollars for a small room and then put the subfloor back down and reapply the screws. Then put your flooring back down. It will take time but so worth it.

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@Russell g its not that bad of an idea, he should

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We have 3 different top coat options. Glaze coat is our super high gloss top coat that lays out glass smooth just like the metallic epoxy coat. Our WB Urethane comes in high gloss and leaves a minor texture and we also have a WB Urethane that’s a Matte/Satin finish.

Looks like the flakes gave it that texture. Those would be smoothed over with the topcoat but still there to some extent. No flakes and it should be pretty smooth even before topcoat.

For laminate flooring, it is best to remove the laminate and coat the subfloor beneath if possible. Our flake floor kits are designed to last so it is best if they are installed over a substrate that will last.

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Hello! If you email cody@leggari.com our head tech can help answer this for you!

Yes you can, we made the process for DIY'ers through our tutorial videos on our website that show you step by step the process. Thanks

To add to that wood expands and contract with weather change. More so in a home than at a commercial location. Does the process shown allow for this to happen to prevent buckling in the floor from the wood expanding? Also are these kid proof?

As the application to countertop, does the floor shall be leveled?

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haha throw that fancy glitter in there xD

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Spike shoes that elevate us above the resin. We sell them on our website. Leggari.com thanks

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Thanks for watching the video

We are not set up to ship internationally right now, but we are in the process of setting up our international shipping. Check back with us in a few months. Thanks

You can use Bondo multi purpose putty from Home Depot to fill cracks and holes.

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Our primer is a water based epoxy specifically designed to chemically bond to almost all smooth surfaces. And yes the primer comes in the kit. Thanks

Our urethane top coat comes with a part C which is grit and if you add it to the urethane it will give the floor more traction. Thanks

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Yes it is water resistant. Once the epoxy cures it is 100% sealed.

Not sure I understand what you mean but thanks for watching the video

very cheap OSB at that

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He used a urethanes top coat. Thanks

He is wearing cleated shoes so he does not track the epoxy everywhere.

I understand, but was clarifying. In the video he said football cleats.

They should have did a extra base coat thats for sure

We use Bondo multi purpose putty from Home Depot to fill cracks and holes.

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You're welcome and we are glad you like our work.

You just need to apply one urethane top coat over the product.

Leggari Products I was putting this stuff down onboard the Navy ships. We’d put 3 top clear coats down. Did you put texture in this floor? Like Glass Bead?

We add our part C grit to our urethane top coat to give it better traction.

Bondo the seams, and then sand them smooth! Thanks for watching!

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Right next to the room with the grills and ovens, where I’m guessing they do “grilly and oveny” stuff?

Thank you for your comment and for watching the video

Yes we are wearing spiked shoes so we do not track the epoxy everywhere, once you step off the epoxy it will self level. Thanks

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It's actually Tylor in the video. Thanks for watching

@@LeggariProducts 5:22 He said his name is Cody... LOL

Yes, that is one way to spread out the chips!