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You should have included that in clear top coat over entire surface. Lay epoxy first the. Add more over it to reduce air pockets under blade.

So many UA-cam tutorial videos suck. Bad audio, sped up too fast or not enough, etc. This isn't one of those videos. Nice work on the floor and the video. Thanks.

Is this the smame procedure for metallic epoxy?

how often do you have to seal the countertops? Once a year after this?

What is the minimum thickness of the countertop achievable with this technique? Is 2cm doable?

Can you just put down a urethane and not the sealer? I will be applying the urethane on Wednesday and neutralizing tomorrow. I applied today

You Should’ve use leveling liquid .

Great info. Is it okay to flake directly into the vapor barrier epoxy primer as if it was a mid coat? Or do you need to wait for the primer to cure before rolling out a mid coat to flake into

Nice

How do you keep your top coat from popp😮ing off the floor later?

What grit do you grind at?

The flakes, the flakes we love the flakes.

Nice job casting until rejection on the flakes. Too many companies skimp on the flakes.

Why?..

Beautiful, Q how well would this work in Colorado in the winter when shoveling snow, thx

Does your online course includes the prep of concrete?

Are these floors pebbled or smooth to the touch?

Are these resurfacing options durable enough for high traffic areas like driveways?

Would 3 inches of closed-cell foam, sprayed prior to the concrete pour eliminate the need for the poly epoxy layer?

Great video! We are interested in doing this for our back yard concrete. How long does the color/design last?

Why don't you use an vacuum purge machine on your epoxy

Whats the price range for labour and materials for this

How would you recommend filling low spots?

This one is way better than that other guy trying to do the same thing.

How can I get an estimate from you

That's a great idea to waste money on something very ugly

Hey bud what did you sand with in-between coats ?

So you brought the unnecessary track saw but didn't feel like throwing a little jigsaw in the truck?

Can I get a spread sheet

Either a man mesured that saw blade, or that hole is bigger than 5ft

this is so cool!! I have been looking for videos to show a no-dust way to do pour-in-place concrete countertops and this one is it! So cool -- I didn't know you can remove the molds when the concrete is still setting, so then you get the tapered edge without sanding. thank you so much for making this!! going to give it a go in my kitchen :)

That looks great

Can you not sand down and polish the epoxy if needed?

Can you put acrylic paint on hardwood flooring then epoxy if you don’t want to sand and stain? Or acrylic, epoxy then eurothaine?

How thick is your base coat

what do the 1.5 and the 2.5 represent ?????

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planning shit executed like shit end product shit

Hi Tim! Thanks for your video. I have two contractors and they are giving difference price points. Both are using 100% solids epoxy. Contractor A: 2 coats of colored epoxy and then 2 coats of clear epoxy. Price: $5420 with coving. Contractor B: Initial Epoxy coating and then polyaspartic 80% solids urethane based. Price is $7280 with out coving. What am I missing here?

4 minutes means a week.

What is the actual use case of the flake? I kinda just like the raw concrete coated epoxy look. Is it purely aesthetic?

Glossy

Is there a full video??

Tried it wasted $$ on products followed each step the product dries faded ....went to Concrete Stain from Behr came out perfect

I love that look!! Is there a coarse texture to this product? I live in the Cascade mountains and my patio has a concrete stain and sealer on it that extremely slippery when it gets snow on it. Any advice on what I can do to lessen that problem?

they are both awesome. I think mat is a better finish for a garage. I would like the gloss finish in my kitchen /dinning room.

Born rich idiots 😂

I sure wish I could find a reputable company in the DFW area. Many of them I have seen long term and they just don't hold up well.

What an awsome video to explain the differences in products !!! Been thinking about tackling my own floor. I'm somewhat handy with a lot of things but the problem with making a completely smooth service without having a grinder with those high dollar diamond bits it won't look like yall did the floor. If u consider what it would cost to rent one and all the different items needed for prep it probably wouldn't take much more just to have a professional outfit do it.

It didn't work out, who messed up the measurements or the level?