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Final Floor Reveal and Considerations

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2 NOOBS pour a Gorgeous Epoxy floor!

What happens here

After the epoxy has cured, the finished floor reveals a vibrant, glossy, multi-colored design resembling a tree with roots and branches spreading across the yurt. The green and brown hues blend seamlessly with metallic accents, creating a dynamic and organic look. Although the floor is now cured and hard, it remains very slippery. The creator and his daughter discuss adding a top coat later, which would remove the high-gloss, slippery finish but also reduce the vibrant, fluid appearance. They also plan to add rugs for safety and comfort.

Goal: Showcase the completed epoxy floor and discuss future modifications.

Tools and materials

  • Rugs — Providing traction and comfort on the finished floor
  • Top Coat — Reducing gloss and slipperiness (optional future step)

What they say

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there is the artist right there how do you how do you like how your project turned out that's great we went for a cool design and then halfway through realized we were trying too hard yes yes I love it trying too hard is a good way of putting it yeah so then we just kind of I don't know I would totally recommend epoxy floor for anyone that is has zero experience and has never done anything and wants something cool I can't really tell because of the snow right now but when the light and the sunlight is in here and stuff it looks crazy cool if the epoxy does its own thing yeah yeah and once you give up and just let it do it and just try to try to flow with it you're gonna be it's gonna do all of this sort of stuff so all them weird funky lines when you saw her just whipping paint down epoxy resin that's what it created was that marbling effect almost like a burl wood you know what burl wood looks like that really cool design in that wood where it's just yeah the with the Wormy yes that's what this looks like is burl wood yeah and then it just kind of I love how it flows together and you got it just kind of like seamlessly goes even in these areas where you got a big contrast it's still an interesting element yeah you don't really have to try very hard no one does something and you're just the medium yeah you just kind of direct and guide like a traffic director right yeah so I'm gonna put like some gymnastics stuff up here random things right there it's supposed to go along with the room I don't know I think that's cool about epoxy too is you can like it's very organic and flowy so you can make it like go with your room that you specifically have now one of the bad parts about epoxy resin is it's slick it's disgusting like the process of doing it I probably still have epoxy stuck in my toes oh well I'm talking about like right now it's slick it's like super slippery right yeah but what you're talking about is actually putting the epoxy in is messy we wear like 12 layers of gloves sure I was barefoot but yeah when you walk in here it's pretty freaking slippery it gets super slippery we were like ice skating the other day on it but we're you know we'll just have some rugs we'll have like one right there and one right there and the entrances I think and there is a top coat but the top coat takes the gloss off from it and we don't have that on yes and but the top quote like I have it in my shower and my shower is not slippery at all you can walk in the shower…

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