Project Description: Metallic Epoxy Floor - Living Room
Problem: The first contractor did not do a moisture test on the concrete which caused his product to fail.
Solution: Grind off existing coating and waterproof the concrete before applying new metallic epoxy flooring.
Preparation:
The existing coating was ground off of the concrete and a penetrating sealer was applied the floor to seal off the moisture which was coming through the concrete.
Coating application:
Once the prep work was done I applied a base coat of grey epoxy before applying the metallic epoxy colors in pearl and dolphin. A finial clear coat was applied for added protection.
Summary:
Customer loves their new floor!
Contractor:
Versatile Coatings LLC
www.versatilecoatingsllc.com
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