Epoxy Flake System Floors
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How to install an epoxy flake floor
A three-layer system: a colored epoxy base, a decorative flake broadcast into the wet base, and a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat that locks it all in.
- 01Prep the slabGrind or acid-etch, patch cracks with PE-85, vacuum dust.
- 02Mix the base (A + B)Combine Part A and Part B and mix for 2–3 minutes.
- 03Roll the baseCut in the edges, then roll an even coat. ~40 min work time.
- 04Broadcast the flakeThrow flake up and let it fall flat into the wet epoxy, to refusal.
- 05Cure & scrapeLet cure ~12–24 hrs, then scrape and vacuum the loose flake.
- 06Top coatMix and squeegee/roll the polyaspartic. Walk-on ~4–6 hrs.
Read these before you pour.
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