Load Roller and Back-Roll Epoxy

What happens here

Before starting the back-rolling process, ensure your roller is fully loaded with epoxy. This is a critical step to prevent dry spots on the floor, which can lead to poor flake adhesion and an uneven finish. Once loaded, use a high-quality roller with an extension pole to 'back-roll' the epoxy. This involves rolling over the freshly squeegeed epoxy in perpendicular directions to smooth out any squeegee lines, eliminate air bubbles, and ensure a perfectly uniform and level coating. Work systematically across the entire area, maintaining a wet edge to avoid lap marks.