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Do Not Overwork the Flow Coat

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Resist the temptation to overwork the Flow Coat. Once the material is poured and spread with a squeegee, it should be left alone. While minor imperfections can be gently addressed with a broom, excessive manipulation or overworking the material will lead to a compromised finish and could ruin the entire batch.

Goal: Maintain the integrity and smooth finish of the Flow Coat application.

Tools and materials

  • Broom — Lightly addressing imperfections
  • Squeegee — Initial spreading of Flow Coat
  • Flow Coat — The resurfacing material

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together. In fact, what'll happen is it'll ripple on you. Number two, don't overwork flow coat. It's easy to think that the more you work it, the better the results you're going to get, but the exact opposite is true. Once you pour it in place, you squeegee it off, leave it. If you have any imperfections, you can hit them with the broom, but if you overwork it, you could lose the entire batch.

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