The epoxy product bonds best if the surface of your Corona home floor is clean so make sure to properly prepare and clean the surface before applying the product. Corona homeowners clean, strengthen and polish the surface by shot-blasting. Shot-blasting also allows the epoxy primer to penetrate the surface of the floors of your home in Corona for a strong chemical and mechanical bond.
Priming is a very important part in the preparation of the surface to ensure a better bond with the epoxy. Aside from reducing the formation of bubbles especially in thicker coats where air trapped in the concrete slab causes gas bubbles and pinholes to form on the new epoxy floor, priming also reduces breaking and chipping of the surfaces and actually gives Corona epoxy floors longer life.
Filling is important to ensure a smooth Corona home floor before the epoxy is applied. Use an epoxy grout to fill holes and cracks before priming. Thin cracks are sliced with a diamond cutter to make sure a strong bond is created between the home floor surface and grout.
A nice consistency of the epoxy mixture results to a smooth finish of the new epoxy floor and for the floor to properly harden, so make sure to thoroughly blend the epoxy by using an electric mixer. Continuously stir for two minutes and make sure that no air is introduced into the mixture to prevent air bubbles from forming on your new Corona epoxy floor.
Be sure to use high quality durable rollers when applying the epoxy product. Cheap rollers shed and you surely don’t want shreds of the material and small hairs left on the surface of your new Corona epoxy floor. When applying additional coats, do not try to re-use rollers. Before applying the final coat, let the coating dry for about 24 hours or follow label directions. Also check for dust, debris and bugs that may have fallen on the surface of the floor in your Corona home. Thin cracks and small holes must be sealed-filled.
Licence 605644 Bonded and Insured
