Epoxy Coating
Epoxy Coating
This method is used on horizontal surfaces to remove deposits or coatings and to reduce surface smoothness. Before coating, honour all expansion or isolation joints — do not coat over them. Fill with appropriate flexible or semi-rigid joint material after coating installation. Saw cuts, cracks, or control joints can be filled and coated if in a temperature-controlled environment.
Application Method
Concrete Primer is a modified two-component epoxy resin-based primer. The system comprises an epoxy resin combined with a suitable catalyst, providing excellent adhesion to the surface. Application can be done by brush for optimum penetration. Allow the primer to dry before applying screed or self-leveling coating.
Major undulations, potholes, and floor damages should be repaired using approved instant-floor-repair material for achieving an even surface level, especially for old concrete floors. The epoxy coating can be applied using a trowel blade or notched trowel, followed by deaeration using a spiked roller.
- Self-leveling for heavy industrial use
- High mechanical and abrasion strength
- Excellent adhesion and aesthetics
- Ideal for industrial and commercial environments
Epoxy self-leveling floors provide a smooth, durable finish ideal for industrial and commercial spaces. With excellent resistance to chemicals and wear, this coating ensures long-lasting performance and professional appearance.
FAQs about Epoxy Coating
What is the purpose of an epoxy coating?
Epoxy coatings provide durable, chemical-resistant, and attractive finishes ideal for industrial flooring applications.