Epoxy is challenging to ship because chemicals are involved. You cant just put a pot in a box and ship it across the globe. The costs for small shipments are not feasible. So you would need to order by bulk and incu all the costs. This is where most people do not want to get involved unless they have their own big projects
Hi there I hope you can help ! My garage floor was all done and prep’d properly but nearly three weeks later and what we’re experiencing is the coating is lifting under my parked car tyres overnight, as I said it was all done properly what’s the problem.
For a coating to start peeling under the tires, this quickly it means either the grinding of the substrate was inadequate, or the surface was not primed properly
I did mistake number 4... My whole garage floor is full of streaks- whole thing. I didn’t know you want to really soak the roller, I painted it like paint. My question is, is there any way I can go buy and add 1 more coat of epoxy over it (this time more evenly) to mask the streaks? Or will the streaks continue to be just as prevalent?
Excellent video! My epoxy flooring has rough surface. I suspect it is due to poor surface preparation, as I can see some dirt and pebbles on the the flooring. Is there anyway to rectify this? Will recoating extra layers of epoxy help?
Thanks. I suggest before re-coating that you grind out the pebbles and dirt, and patch up any holes. Wipe the dust well and then re-coat. With each additional coat your floor should improve, but proper preparation is important!
I have a problem where the people who put the Epoxy floor coating in the garage extended the coating beyond the garage door. Over the years, the sun has damaged the Apoxsee coding and cost it to chip. Now it looks very jaggery along the garage line. I am wondering if there is a way to maybe tape a line and use something to remove the Apoxsee whether it be a sander or is there some liquid that would dissolve it? It just looks horribleFrom the outside. The inside of the garage is still in really good shape. We cannot get anyone to fix it because they have told us it is not that big of a job, and really would not pay for them to do it. I am just trying to figure out how to correct it. The original company that put the floor down it’s no longer in business perhaps this is why
It normal for the coating outside to go yellow, chalk and fall apart. You would probably need to get a hand held sander and slowly remove the outdoor part
As I mention repeatedly in many of my videos never ask for the ratio. Every company and manufacturer has different products different resins different hardeners
Go for shorter spikes, these are more convenient for epoxy. Longer spikes are used for cementitious applications where the screed is thicker. As for the width, if you are working in small areas with lots of rooms, you want a narrow roller so that you can access all the difficult areas as bubbles tend to appear near walls. If you have large open surfaces use a wide roller like a 45 or 60cm (18-24inch) as they are far more productive
Quick questions: How long should spin the mixture with the electric mixer? Can a pressure washer and small orbital sander prep a garage (120sqf) floor that is in pretty good condition?
Aim for at least 2 minutes of mixing at a slow speed. Yes a pressure washer and sander is fine for a small garage. I assume its residential so there won't be much traffic
Over old mosaic you need to grind well to clean any dirt trapped between the stones. I tend to apply a runny epoxy primer to make sure that it will penetrate the surface properly. Then maybe a scrape & filler coat to fill all the gaps. Topcoat on top
@@learncoatings-epoxyfloorin9448 thank you so much.. but still my doubt is there any other chemicals which can penetrate mosaic other than runny epoxy primer..?
@@mericontechnologies989 there are suitable chemicals for mosaic and stone surfaces but they are not usually compatible with epoxy. So you would not be able to use it as a primer
@@learncoatings-epoxyfloorin9448 it doesn't look like you ship to the United States. what low viscosity primer and self leveling high viscosity epoxies do you recommend for us?
Ohhhhh.... He said to "Stop scrolling down"..... I thought he said, "Stop screwing around and just take a look at this video". Honestly, that's what i heard initially... LOL
Always give 48 hours or more for the epoxy to cure. Also don't use cheap product. I did my garage with Epoxy Plus system. Came out amazing. I should have filled in the expansion joints a bit better but it still great
The link to join the course is here learncoatings.com/learn-epoxy-floor-3/
Thanks for that knowledge with but if l want to become agent in uganda with epoxy flooring what are the requirements
Epoxy is challenging to ship because chemicals are involved. You cant just put a pot in a box and ship it across the globe. The costs for small shipments are not feasible. So you would need to order by bulk and incu all the costs. This is where most people do not want to get involved unless they have their own big projects
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us
You are welcome!
What’s the best epoxy to buy ?
Thanks for the video. It is very helpful for me! I like to see more. Thanks!
Do you give certificate after completion of training?
Yes we can give you a certificate once we have evidence that you have completed the course
Hi there I hope you can help !
My garage floor was all done and prep’d properly but nearly three weeks later and what we’re experiencing is the coating is lifting under my parked car tyres overnight, as I said it was all done properly what’s the problem.
For a coating to start peeling under the tires, this quickly it means either the grinding of the substrate was inadequate, or the surface was not primed properly
I shall be joinin soon
Great Sameer looking forward!
Great job
Hi bro your videos very good but I can't understand properly in English please translate your video in Urdu
We screw up on an epoxy project by not properly mixing. It was a costly lesson.
Yeah it still happens even with the best contractors
I did mistake number 4... My whole garage floor is full of streaks- whole thing.
I didn’t know you want to really soak the roller, I painted it like paint. My question is, is there any way I can go buy and add 1 more coat of epoxy over it (this time more evenly) to mask the streaks? Or will the streaks continue to be just as prevalent?
Yes this can be done and a 2nd coat always improves the appearance. Also you could try back rolling at a right angle to get a smoother finish
Excellent video!
My epoxy flooring has rough surface. I suspect it is due to poor surface preparation, as I can see some dirt and pebbles on the the flooring. Is there anyway to rectify this?
Will recoating extra layers of epoxy help?
Thanks. I suggest before re-coating that you grind out the pebbles and dirt, and patch up any holes. Wipe the dust well and then re-coat. With each additional coat your floor should improve, but proper preparation is important!
I have a problem where the people who put the Epoxy floor coating in the garage extended the coating beyond the garage door. Over the years, the sun has damaged the Apoxsee coding and cost it to chip. Now it looks very jaggery along the garage line. I am wondering if there is a way to maybe tape a line and use something to remove the Apoxsee whether it be a sander or is there some liquid that would dissolve it? It just looks horribleFrom the outside. The inside of the garage is still in really good shape. We cannot get anyone to fix it because they have told us it is not that big of a job, and really would not pay for them to do it. I am just trying to figure out how to correct it. The original company that put the floor down it’s no longer in business perhaps this is why
It normal for the coating outside to go yellow, chalk and fall apart. You would probably need to get a hand held sander and slowly remove the outdoor part
What is the ratio of between A and B components
As I mention repeatedly in many of my videos never ask for the ratio. Every company and manufacturer has different products different resins different hardeners
What type of spikeroller would you recommend?
Go for shorter spikes, these are more convenient for epoxy. Longer spikes are used for cementitious applications where the screed is thicker. As for the width, if you are working in small areas with lots of rooms, you want a narrow roller so that you can access all the difficult areas as bubbles tend to appear near walls. If you have large open surfaces use a wide roller like a 45 or 60cm (18-24inch) as they are far more productive
How long would you recommend them? We have one that is 13mm, but it splashes on the walls. And I think it would be better with shorter than that?
Quick questions: How long should spin the mixture with the electric mixer? Can a pressure washer and small orbital sander prep a garage (120sqf) floor that is in pretty good condition?
Aim for at least 2 minutes of mixing at a slow speed. Yes a pressure washer and sander is fine for a small garage. I assume its residential so there won't be much traffic
I did white and black, the white turned yellow after 2 years, how can I fix this please?
Epoxy has a long term tendency to yellow, especially if it is exposed to sunlight. You need to recoat the white area
hi Sir, can u please give me reply, how to apply epoxy over old mosaic what kind of primer should use?..
Over old mosaic you need to grind well to clean any dirt trapped between the stones. I tend to apply a runny epoxy primer to make sure that it will penetrate the surface properly. Then maybe a scrape & filler coat to fill all the gaps. Topcoat on top
@@learncoatings-epoxyfloorin9448 thank you so much.. but still my doubt is there any other chemicals which can penetrate mosaic other than runny epoxy primer..?
@@mericontechnologies989 there are suitable chemicals for mosaic and stone surfaces but they are not usually compatible with epoxy. So you would not be able to use it as a primer
How much can one make per sq ft doing epoxy floors?
How much for the classes ?
There is a special offer to join for $187. Here is the link www.smallbizcontracting.com/epoxy-flooring-course
Great channel. Thanks
Best video ive seen out of 100. I’ve seen them all
Excellent! Thank U.
thank you Kenneth!
Hw can I join the course
Hw can I join the course
Hello sir, I want to learn epoxy flooring now I am in Saudi Arabia how can I learn..
The best way to learn is through our online course
www.smallbizcontracting.com/epoxy-flooring-course
Sir in this course u will cover the training for 3d epoxy flooring and metalic epoxy flooring and wall also..
Really informative Thanks
Excellent Details
I can just use polyurethane on a painted floor instead?
What type of painted floor? Polyurethane may damage the floor underneath if it is not compatible
@@learncoatings-epoxyfloorin9448 not at all sure. I bought the house like it. All I can tell you is the paint is gray, non glossy and it peels easy.
I want epoxy apply traning
Do u still do online training on this??
Yes the link is here learncoatings.com/wordpress/online-epoxy-flooring-training/
What brand of epoxies do you recommend?
I know I am being biased but I would recommend our own company brand ktisis.eu
@@learncoatings-epoxyfloorin9448 it doesn't look like you ship to the United States. what low viscosity primer and self leveling high viscosity epoxies do you recommend for us?
Good
Well I can’t epoxy my basement floors then because they are painted instead and grinding hard to reach corners would be too difficult.
There are also handheld grinders that can reach edges
really good
Congratulations how can I join
cheers Excellent
thanks Mohammed!
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Please can you send the steps how to make Epoxy points as text 🌹
hello, have a look at this article learncoatings.com/wordpress/how-to-apply-epoxy-floor-paint-a-step-by-step-guide/
Ohhhhh....
He said to "Stop scrolling down".....
I thought he said, "Stop screwing around and just take a look at this video".
Honestly, that's what i heard initially...
LOL
Eldon Ladner lol 😂
Do you sell material?
Yes we do but we are based in Greece. So we sell primarily to the EU and middle East. Where are you based? Our website is www.ktisis.eu
USA
what about epoxy on wood flooring ? sand it and follow rules?
Not a fan of epoxy on wood flooring. Wood is flexible and epoxy is quite rigid. You may get cracks
That will be mindblowing
wonderful
its it apply on normal floor
It depends on what you mean a normal floor. The best substrate for epoxy is power floated trowelled concrete
Tnx for the information
From India;
Hi I'm epoxy flooring and water proofing meker
nice to hear from you!
I thought you can just squeeze it on.
Thats good to know
Address pl
here is the link to join ktisis.eu/product/fast-curing-epoxy/
What can I do with a houseful of sticky floors nightmare
you mean the whole epoxy did not cure? Use xylene to remove it and then re-coat
burn it down
Nightmare is right.
Always give 48 hours or more for the epoxy to cure. Also don't use cheap product. I did my garage with Epoxy Plus system. Came out amazing. I should have filled in the expansion joints a bit better but it still great
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