Prepare Surface and Apply Epoxy Compound to Joints

All right. So, our um EP55 primer is now all dry. We waited you about 5 hours. Now, we're going to um be doing, you know, our base coat that's going to be um trled over the top of that. But, we are going to go and work on our saw cuts that were originally filled from the first epoxy job. and the whatever they they were filled with it shrank enough so you can actually see those joints. So we don't want to see those joints. So we're going to actually you know skim those over with epoxy cavil right now. So we're going to show you that process and that's we're going to skim that over the joint. We're going to skim it super tight. Um I've got a couple TRS on me right here that I'll be working you know with on um skimming that. And we're, you know, hopefully going to hide those a lot better than what they would be hidden with right now. So, you know, what was originally, you know, filled in these joints is a a rigid filler. So, it's not a flexible filler. So, we're going over the top of that with epoxy cavile, which is another rigid filler, you know, on top of a rigid filler. So, um, it's going to work out, you know, pretty good. So, uh, watch as we, you know, work on these joints and making the, um, saw cuts disappear. Oh, got to pay attention there. [snorts]