Setup and Tooling for Epoxy Application

[Music] So, now we got our line chalk. We got it masked off to make a nice crisp line where the garage doors go down. We're going to begin rolling the epoxy. And I like to have two people. I like to have one person doing all the cutins and footings around the edges and then another person rolling. And I'll be rolling. And I like using just a 9-in roller with a Mohare nap. And it's just a little thin nap. And that's what I like to use when I'm applying my epoxy. The uh person doing the cut ends is just using a 4-in nap with a brush. Just throw away tools. That way, when we're done with the epoxy, we just throw away all the tools. Even your 9-in roller, it's going to get epoxy all over it, and it's pretty much going to ruin the roller. So, don't use anything expensive cuz we just throw it all away. So, here we go. So, we're going to be starting in this far corner. Got John. He's going to be doing the cut ends. It's a good idea to have some rubber gloves. You'll get this epoxy on your hands. It's really nasty stuff. You don't want to have to clean it off with chemicals. So, get yourself a box of throwaway gloves or just some some rubber gloves that once you get it on it that you can throw those gloves away, too. [Applause] And then have an extension pole long enough. I like I like to use an extension pole about this size cuz you're going to be rolling square to square and laying it out. So, you need an extension pull that's going to reach far enough so you can do your layout.