I wish I had competent guys like you in my place. Really miss this kind of quality work. Workmen are all skilless and always excuses for lack of proper quality and finish . sigh1 Great job guys .
This doesn't need any kind of primer at all? Just for the original ceramic tile to be heavily sanded? That's great and would be really helpful. I'm asking for clarification because all the other videos that I've watched have had several steps to Prime the floors. I don't care about the grooves or bumps at all or the grout joints or whatever my only concern is just that the epoxy will adhere to the tiles. So it looks like all we need to do is thoroughly sand down the ceramic tiles.....is that right? With no other prep??
@@atlascoatingptyltdsydney2042 5 years no issue, I have not been recommended to apply any epoxy floor or coating to tile, granite or terrazo. The grinding may break weak tiles or tiles may be loose, I guess you inspected and saw tiles were strong and tightly adhered to floor before working on top of it
you do not have to fill the joint if you do not want to,some peple want to keep the tile joint not to make it look like concrete floor ,simply you need to sand and put epoxy over it
can you do it over marble floor? I have marble tiles in the kitchen and carpet in living room. I would like have concrete floor for both area so they look same. However, i really do not want to go through the process getting rid of marble tiles. Any suggestions?
Hi Walter,On this particular job, it didn't need any sealant before SL application and everything went really well. Sometimes floor needs a sand seeded primer.
They cut corners by not using primer bonding over on top of tiles and they did not use filler between tiles . I'm impressed less work for me next time.
Hi Trick, It's a plumbing connection that we found in Bunnings (Home Improvement chain store). With a bit of ducting tape, we made it like a sealed connection.
No coving ? No primer , and equipment still in place ? fat, grease and chemical will get under where the legs are , and lift the coating in no time ...should have asked for a couple more days to do the job properly!
I wish I had competent guys like you in my place. Really miss this kind of quality work. Workmen are all skilless and always excuses for lack of proper quality and finish . sigh1
Great job guys .
Amazing work
Yes, dont wory about primer for non porous surfaces.
u laid the epoxy over the legs of equipment? what happens when they need to swap out a bench or a deep fryer?
That was hypnotising to watch... very satisfying : D
Gives good effect 👍🏼👍🏼
This doesn't need any kind of primer at all? Just for the original ceramic tile to be heavily sanded? That's great and would be really helpful. I'm asking for clarification because all the other videos that I've watched have had several steps to Prime the floors. I don't care about the grooves or bumps at all or the grout joints or whatever my only concern is just that the epoxy will adhere to the tiles. So it looks like all we need to do is thoroughly sand down the ceramic tiles.....is that right? With no other prep??
Hi Carleen, This doesn't need any primer. We are using this technic for almost 5 years with no issue.
@@atlascoatingptyltdsydney2042 5 years no issue, I have not been recommended to apply any epoxy floor or coating to tile, granite or terrazo. The grinding may break weak tiles or tiles may be loose, I guess you inspected and saw tiles were strong and tightly adhered to floor before working on top of it
you do not have to fill the joint if you do not want to,some peple want to keep the tile joint not to make it look like concrete floor ,simply you need to sand and put epoxy over it
nice! for a 40m2 bakery floor, how much time would this take?
can you do it over marble floor? I have marble tiles in the kitchen and carpet in living room. I would like have concrete floor for both area so they look same. However, i really do not want to go through the process getting rid of marble tiles. Any suggestions?
No ghosting through tiles ??
beautiful...finish
super great look
Awesome very clean.
Nice.how much?
will u be able to come India and install ...
Hi Darshan,We service NSW in Australia only and we don't have any supplier in any other states or countries. Thank you
Can this brave done on wooden floors for residential areas in central west??
Hi Angelique,We tested that and realised that epoxy won''t stick very well to timber. it's a chance and high risk. Thank you
Nice job guys, I do epoxy as well. At 4mm is there aggregate in the mix along with the epoxy?
Hi Joey,There is no aggregate in the mix. However, we broadcast some sand or Alumina on top for anti-slip purpose.
Atlas Coating Pty Ltd, Sydney How do you get the Epoxy to stand like that and not lay flat?
Cabosil?
Is the floor slippery or grippy when dry?
No
List the things you use please
Did you have to seal the tile afterwards before you installed the epoxy?
Hi Walter,On this particular job, it didn't need any sealant before SL application and everything went really well. Sometimes floor needs a sand seeded primer.
They cut corners by not using primer bonding over on top of tiles and they did not use filler between tiles . I'm impressed less work for me next time.
What products did you use
whered you get that vac attachment that you can run 2 grinders off 1 vac?
Hi Trick, It's a plumbing connection that we found in Bunnings (Home Improvement chain store). With a bit of ducting tape, we made it like a sealed connection.
No usa ?
Wow
hello, what brand of products do you use?
Hi Bianca,
We use Hychem and Sika.
how much did you charge for this project?
No coving ? No primer , and equipment still in place ? fat, grease and chemical will get under where the legs are , and lift the coating in no time ...should have asked for a couple more days to do the job properly!