Short Video about Low VOC Floor Coating Poducts, available at www.Florock.Net
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Thursday, September 4, 2008
FloroBuild XT FOR EXTREME CONDITIONS
Click the title above for Technical Data on FloroBuild XT
Frank said...
We have a concrete pad where garbage dumpsters are lifted, droped and dragged. What is the best flooring system to withstand this kind of heavy use?
September 3, 2008 2:27 PM
Dear Frank,
For this situation, you need a resinous mortar cap with more then just resin and aggregates.
The FloroBuild XT incorporates top quality epoxy resin, graded aggregates and graded Steel particles to produce a trowel applied mortar cap for the most extreme conditions.
Frank said...
We have a concrete pad where garbage dumpsters are lifted, droped and dragged. What is the best flooring system to withstand this kind of heavy use?
September 3, 2008 2:27 PM
Dear Frank,
For this situation, you need a resinous mortar cap with more then just resin and aggregates.
The FloroBuild XT incorporates top quality epoxy resin, graded aggregates and graded Steel particles to produce a trowel applied mortar cap for the most extreme conditions.
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Epoxy Flake Flooring
Anonymous said...
I just installed a vinyl flake floor in my home garage and did not prime first, I just rolled on my colored basecoat, randomly broadcasted the chips and topcoated with epoxy, I am now seeing halos around the chips? what is happening???
Dear Anonymous,
It is important to wait for the epoxy to flow and begin to react before broadcasting the flakes. If the flakes go on too soon, they may begin to sink into the pigmented epoxy creating the "halo" effect around the chip edges. Also, you should prime first.
Please click the "Epoxy Flake Flooring" title above for a link to our FloroChip Technical Data Sheet
Here is a short video on Epoxy Flake Flooring:
I just installed a vinyl flake floor in my home garage and did not prime first, I just rolled on my colored basecoat, randomly broadcasted the chips and topcoated with epoxy, I am now seeing halos around the chips? what is happening???
Dear Anonymous,
It is important to wait for the epoxy to flow and begin to react before broadcasting the flakes. If the flakes go on too soon, they may begin to sink into the pigmented epoxy creating the "halo" effect around the chip edges. Also, you should prime first.
Please click the "Epoxy Flake Flooring" title above for a link to our FloroChip Technical Data Sheet
Here is a short video on Epoxy Flake Flooring:
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Preparation of concrete - Oil Stains
Anonymous said...
My garage has alot of oil stains, after preparation, is there a special primer that I should use to help the bond to these areas?
Dear Anonymous,
Since your garage still has a lot of stains, the job of preparation may not be complete, especially if the stains are still oily. If the stains are not oily, your best bet is to prime with a solvent based primer for better adhesion. Assuming you are not in a VOC restricted area, Florock System 3000 would do the job.
Click the title above for a link to our System 3000 technical Data Sheet.
My garage has alot of oil stains, after preparation, is there a special primer that I should use to help the bond to these areas?
Dear Anonymous,
Since your garage still has a lot of stains, the job of preparation may not be complete, especially if the stains are still oily. If the stains are not oily, your best bet is to prime with a solvent based primer for better adhesion. Assuming you are not in a VOC restricted area, Florock System 3000 would do the job.
Click the title above for a link to our System 3000 technical Data Sheet.
Training
Anonymous said...
Do you offer training classess on yor products for people who are in the business?
Dear Anonymous,
We find the best training is on the job. With your next opportunity, just tell us about the job type size and location, and we will try to schedule training for your crew.
800-FLOROCK (800-356-7625)
Do you offer training classess on yor products for people who are in the business?
Dear Anonymous,
We find the best training is on the job. With your next opportunity, just tell us about the job type size and location, and we will try to schedule training for your crew.
800-FLOROCK (800-356-7625)
Monday, October 29, 2007
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