They are hesitant to walk on my floor as they are sure the epoxy is still wet. Not so, just a beautiful gloss! I even included some pictures of me doing selfies and with my daughters help, pictures to add character!!!!
Thanks for convincing me to go with EpoxyMaster!
Curtis Warrick
Dark Gray Color
My installer has not worked with your product before, and he too was thoroughly impressed with the quality of your product, saying to me more than once that he's never worked with such high quality epoxy before. He was quick to take down your website URL and other information for future projects.
All my best,
Travis Drouin
80% Silver White 20% Platinum over a French Gray Basecoat
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I decided to go with a Dark Gray color with the EPOXYARMOR High Performance Clear Top Coat for added protection. The application went very smoothly and the results speak for itself. I have included a set of photos of my completed garage floor for all your future customers to see. Once again thank you for answering all of my questions and having the very best customer service around. I know I will be enjoying my floor for many years to come.
Tadd McMichael
Dark Gray Color with EPOXYARMOR High Performance Clear Top Coat
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The quality of your products and the technical support you provide is fantastic and look forward to continue using your products as I have more projects to do. Thank you again for providing excellent customer service.
Johnathan Lewis - Dark Gray Color
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Turns out we couldn't be more satisfied with the service, enthusiasm, encouragement, expertise and helpfulness from the EpoxyMaster staff. Super fast delivery was incredibly appreciated, too!
We went with the Dark Gray base with equal amounts of black, charcoal, granite decorative flakes, plus a tiny bit of white. After 14 hours we added a single overcoat of urethane for added protection. My wife and I did the floor prep (DIAMABRUSH machines from Home Depot), and the application in one weekend as advertised. We could not be more pleased with how beautiful it came out. It has been about a month now and so far no issues whatsoever. We did let it sit for a full week by the way before driving on it although the urethane called for 3 days.
Thank you for always answering our calls and questions so quickly and providing the excellent support that you did regardless of the time or day. You're awesome. I really appreciate you not making me feel like an idiot with my questions you've no doubt heard a hundred times.
Short story...We highly recommend EpoxyMaster and their products.
Gregory Black
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You should insist people use the spiked shoes when putting down the epoxy. Using them on the second coat, made all the difference for me. Consider adding them to the installation kit.
Also the High Performance High Wear Urethane is very expensive and worth every cent! Excellent.
Thank you!
Brian Honan
Tan Color with High Performance High Wear Urethane
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I did have a couple of spots where I might have gotten small bits of dirt in the epoxy, but I can live with it. Now that I have done this project I feel like I could do even better next time knowing what I have learned with this application. Thanks for all the help and tips when I called.
Sincerely,
Bill Wesley
50% Golden Orange 50% Bronze mix over a French Gray Basecoat
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I own a tattoo parlor in California and I wanted to really make it standout when customers entered. We started by machining the entire surface and filling in all the expansion joints with your Flexible Joint Sealer. For the color we chose a Black Basecoat with the Platinum Metallic Pearl Effect epoxy over it. The pictures speak for themselves.
Thanks again. Your product is amazing.
Steve Howard
Platinum over a Black Basecoat
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Unfortunately we had to work around our mills as it would have been too costly in time and money to move them.
Thanks,
David Gilbert
Light Gray Color with EPOXYARMOR High Performance Clear Top Coat
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The next day the floor was dry and ready for the epoxy application. It honestly was as simple to do as your video explains. If two retired people can do it, anyone can. My wife and I are so proud of the work we did in such a short time. Everything is clean, organized and is like a showroom.
Our neighbors even asked what company we used. I have shared my pics to my friends and they too will be purchasing EpoxyMaster.
Thank you for a great product.
Joyce and Mike Nuzzolese
Tan Color
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I tried the diamond blades buffer thingy from Lowe's and it barely made a scratch...it didn't even take off the spray paint on the floor (drywall folks marked locations with spray paint). So I took it back and got the more aggressive version...that also barely made a scratch. Apparently the concrete floor was polished. So I made a third trip to Home Depot and rented the 10" grinder...that did the trick. I highly recommend using the fine dust bag for the shop vac while grinding (and wear a respirator and ear plugs)...with a pair of BOSE noise canceling headphones I was jamming out to Mariah Carey and grinding concrete. Painfully slow but very effective. We conducted several rounds of sweeping and shop vaccing the floor. Yes, eventually you will get everything off the floor.
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Holy frustrating batman!!! So apparently some seams can be 2 stinking inches deep. We mixed up small batches of the EpoxyMaster Flexible Joint Sealer and put it down, letting it seep into the seam, mixed another batch, and repeated several times. After a few hours they were filled up, we used a putty knife to smooth over the top. No drama.
Very simple instructions written on top of the containers. Mixed the first batch. So the first pour was a disaster!!! I was so anxious about dumping it all out in 60 seconds that I dumped it all out in about 10 seconds in the first room (the first batch should have covered two rooms). So now it's time for some serious squeegee work. My father-in-law squeegeed like no tomorrow and managed to spread the product out to cover both rooms. I rolled it (the spiked shoes are an absolute must!!!). The roller worked ok but it sure doesn't clean up well. So I went to several paint stores and none of them carried the 3/16" nap roller so I ended up buying a sponge looking roller (3/16" nap for super smooth surfaces). So we mixed up the second batch and this time my pour went much smoother. 60 seconds is more time than you realize. I will say though, pouring a 5" bead is tough with the bucket and perhaps a spout might help? None the less the second round went much smoother and the sponge looking roller worked like a champ. We finished our work and commenced to ridding the world of those excess Pabst Blue Ribbons...they gotta be good, they have a blue ribbon right? The next morning was a shocker though. The basecoat was very thin and looked heinous...we questioned whether we drank the PBRs before or after putting it down. But alas, we started and no turning back now.
So we shop vacced again just to be safe and jumped right into mixing up the final coat. Wish I would have gotten it on video...went down like professionals (at least in our minds). We knocked out the entire basement in no time. We finished putting it down and got back to saving the world again. 24 hours later we came down and WOW! Absolutely fantastic! Shortly after, it was show time...the boss came down and she was speechless! She jumped around super excited and said she loved it! Success!
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Buy a couple of cheap 5 gallon buckets and a bunch of liners from Lowe's, the lip on the bottom makes pouring much easier. Don't bother trying to clean anything except for the squeegee and metal mixing wand, buy extras and toss them when you're done. If you have an assistant, buy them a set of spiked shoes as well. Don't put your radio in the back room and forget about it or you'll listen to Mariah Carey all night.
Chris Deanes
70% Bronze 30% Caffé mix over a Beige Basecoat
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The quality of service I received was far better than I could have imagined, from placing my order early so I got it on time, to making sure I got it on the day that was discussed. The garage floor turned out great. I will definitely do business with you guys again as a friend of mine and also my mother-in-law now both want the same product in their garages after winter.
Piotr Januszewski - Battleship Gray Color
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I acid etched it, waited a day, and then the wife and I tackled the epoxy for a 2.5 car garage. I recommend 2 people since 30 minutes goes fast! She did the trim work and I poured a small stream to make rows throughout the garage and it was a perfect amount! Use a squeegee! It takes a day to dry. We then coated it with the EPOXYARMOR High Gloss Clear Top Coat. My only regret is not adding the non-slip to make it less slippery, but it looks like a showroom floor and so easy to clean! I couldn't be happier. Now, I would love to stain the back patio with some of their other products!
Frank DeSantis
Dark Gray color with EPOXYARMOR High Performance Clear Top Coat
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