Allow Primer to Dry and Prepare for Topcoat

What happens here

With the epoxy primer applied, the next critical step is to allow it sufficient time to cure. The EP-55 primer typically requires around 4 to 5 hours to dry. During this waiting period, other preparatory tasks can be completed, such as filling saw cuts (concrete joints) on the floor. Once the primer is dry to the touch and ready for the next coat, the process will continue with applying the PL100 base coat. The video concludes with the primer fully applied and ready for the next stage.

Goal: After application, allow the EP-55 primer to dry for approximately 4-5 hours. During this time, prepare for subsequent steps like filling saw cuts and laying down the final base coat, which will occur once the primer is sufficiently cured.