Apply the Top Coat
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What happens here
After the flake-embedded base coat has cured sufficiently (usually 8-24 hours depending on the product and environmental conditions), a clear epoxy or polyaspartic top coat is applied. The video shows multiple instances of workers using paint rollers with extension poles to apply a clear liquid over the flaked floor. This top coat encapsulates the flakes, provides a durable, chemical-resistant, and easily cleanable surface, and seals the entire system. Two workers are shown rolling in tandem to efficiently cover the large area. Another worker is seen using a smaller roller, likely for edge work or areas requiring more precision. This step gives the floor its final glossy, protective finish.
Goal: Seal the flake system with a protective, clear top coat for durability and finish
Tools and materials
- Mixing Buckets — Holding and mixing epoxy components
- Mixing Drill and Paddle — Thoroughly mixing the two-part epoxy components
- Paint Roller Covers — Absorbing and applying the epoxy
- Paint Rollers with Extension Poles — Applying the epoxy top coat evenly across the floor
- Safety Gloves — Protecting hands from epoxy chemicals
- Spike Shoes — Allowing workers to walk on wet epoxy without leaving marks
- Epoxy Top Coat Torginol — Sealing the flakes and providing a protective, durable, and glossy surface