About Rust-Oleum Epoxyshield Garage Kit
Epoxyshield Garage Floor Coating can be applied on concrete floors, which are completely clean and dry. It can also be applied on sound previously painted floors.
- 2 Pack water based epoxy
- Resists oil, petrol, anti freeze, salt and hot tyre pick up
- Highly durable
- Attractive decorative effect
- Each kit covers 25m2
- Very easy to clean
Kit includes;
- 2-part Epoxy Floor Coating
- Concentrated Cleaner
- Decorative Chips
- Stir stick
- Detailed instructions and a free Instructional DVD
The Epoxyshield Decorative Chips are specially designed for use in combination with Epoxyshield Garage Floor Coating. The chips adhere permanently on the floor when they are sprinkled in the wet coating. They give a decorative finish and will also mask dirt.
Surface Preparation
Repair any holes or cracks. If the floor is previously painted, remove any loose paint by sanding and scraping. Remove oil and grease using a scrubbing brush and ND14 cleaner degreaser. Rinse thoroughly with fresh water afterwards. Remove all water and allow to dry completely.
Mixing
Pour the contents of A into B and stir thoroughly for at least 3 minutes. Allow mixed product to stand (see table) before rolling the coating on to the surface. Do not leave container in direct sunlight. Mix again before applying. The product must be used within 1 to 2 hours of initial mixing. This time decreases at higher temperatures. Do not mix Paint Chips with Epoxyshield Garage floor coating.
Application and Thinning
After the full 60 minutes use a paint roller (20 cm) to apply an even coat to the surface. Apply in sections of 1,5 x 1,5 m so that Epoxyshield Decorative Chips can easily be scattered on the freshly coated surface. Maintain a wet edge to prevent lap marks and gloss differences. Sprinkle the decorative paint chips onto the wet film (note: this step may be skipped if chips are not desired. This will not affect the performance of the coating). Immediately continue to coat the next section (note: fresh paint can be applied over the loose chips that lay outside the previously painted area). Only one coat is necessary. It is not recommended to apply on smooth/dense concrete or concrete containing a curing compound, which will prevent a good adhesion.
