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Prepare for Epoxy Application

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What happens here

Before starting the epoxy application, understand the project scope, which in this case is a 6,000 square foot area. The team will be pouring out an epoxy coat, back-rolling it, and then applying Torginol hybrid flakes. One team member will be responsible for squeegeeing the epoxy, while another will handle back-rolling. It is crucial to ensure the roller is fully loaded with epoxy before starting to back-roll. Failure to adequately load the roller can lead to dry spots where the flakes may not adhere properly.

Goal: Understand project scope and prepare tools for epoxy application

Tools and materials

  • Notched Squeegee — Spreading the poured epoxy evenly across the floor
  • Roller — Back-rolling the epoxy coat for even distribution
  • Epoxy Coat — The base coat for the floor
  • Torginol Hybrid Flakes Torginol — Decorative broadcast material for the epoxy floor

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We're getting ready to do our 6,000 square foot epoxy floor here. We're going to be pouring out an epoxy coat. We're going to be back rolling it and then throwing our Torginol hybrid flakes. We've got one guy squeegeeing. I'm going to be back rolling. So, you don't forget to load up your roller. If you don't have it loaded up, you're going to have a dry spot and your flakes probably won't stick good in that dry spot. So, get this thing loaded up first before you do any back rolling.

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