Scrape and Vacuum Excess Flakes
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What happens here
After the epoxy base coat with embedded flakes has fully cured, a person uses a specialized floor scraper, often referred to as a 'speedy scraper' or 'blade scraper' which has a long yellow handle and a broad metal blade. This tool is used to scrape off any excess, loose, or vertically oriented decorative flakes from the cured epoxy floor. This action serves to smooth the surface, remove sharp edges from the flakes, and prepare the floor for the final clear topcoat. The scraping process creates a shower of small, colorful particles. After scraping, it's crucial to vacuum the floor thoroughly to remove all loose debris and ensure a clean surface for the next step.
Goal: Remove excess decorative flakes and smooth the floor surface
Tools and materials
- Floor Scraper Unspecified — Removing excess, loose, or vertically oriented decorative flakes from the cured floor
- Safety Glasses Unspecified — Protecting eyes from flying flakes and debris during scraping
- Safety Gloves Unspecified — Protecting hands during the scraping process
- Vacuum Cleaner Unspecified — Cleaning up all loose flakes and debris after scraping
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