Compare Application Process and Usage Scenarios

a little bit on that spot. So, very convenient for touch-ups and uh, with a stain. And some of those are a couple of the differences between the two of them. We typically I stains are really good for say uh a laundry room that doesn't have any flooring in it. Actually in my house, my laundry room is a concrete floor and I just stained it with a solid color stain. I don't want to go to the whole expense of using an epoxy in my laundry room floor versus a stain. Stain just roll it on. Easy to apply. So th those are some of the difference between the two. Outside epoxies have to be applied indoors. So, if you want your color on your concrete outdoors, you've got to use a stain. And we typically use a stain from Sure Whims called HNC uh stain. And we're we don't hardly ever use a semi-transparent stain. We use solid color stains. But hopefully that answers some of, you know, when you would use a stain and why you would use a stain and what's more convenient and more easy to use. A stain is way easier to use than epoxy. If you're a do-it-yourselfer, don't have a lot of experience with epoxy, uh you could have a lot of things go wrong.