Protecting Edges and Cleaning Tools

just uh do batches as you go. So, uh you also don't want to like do it all and then have a ton extra. So, you know, we're just doing what we need. So, I'm working my way, you know, out of the garage now. And so, you I just kind of work my way out in a logical place. Uh remove my spike shoes before I step out with them because you don't want to step out your spike shoes cuz they got epoxy on the bottom of the spikes. So, you don't want to walk out on the concrete and puts your um black spots on it. You also don't want to walk with your spike shoes on your drop cloth and rip your drop cloth or poke through it and put epoxy through that. And you don't want to necessarily get epoxy on your drop cloth either. So just step out of your spike shoes when you're on the floor and you hand them to somebody or just you know set them in a box or something and then while it's wet just clean them off. So, you just take crocodile cloths and while the epoxy's wet or the primer is wet on your spikes, you can clean them off. Like Tonyy's cleaning them off right now. And um it's just a lot easier to clean them off while they're wet. So, floor is all primed. We're going to be back in 4 hours. Begin uh getting ready for our PL 100 base coat. So, um we'll actually start applying it around 5 hours. We've got to um come do some filling of our saw cuts and you know that'll take a little bit before we actually um lay down the base coat. So,