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Initial Spreading and Marbling with Squeegee

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April 26, 2026

What happens here

After pouring the epoxy, the worker uses a long-handled floor squeegee to gently spread the different colors across the entire floor surface. This action blends the edges of the poured puddles, creating initial broad strokes and marbled patterns. This process is labeled as part of the "Magic Trowel Effects." The goal is to achieve full coverage and begin shaping the aesthetic design.

Goal: Evenly distribute and begin marbling the metallic epoxy for a base design.

Tools and materials

  • Floor Squeegee — Spreading and initial blending of the wet epoxy across the floor
  • Spiked Shoes — Allowing the applicator to walk on the wet epoxy without leaving footprints or disturbing the finish