Epoxy.com and Its Wide Range of Products

September 23, 2024

Introduction

Epoxy.com is a leading manufacturer supplier of high-performance epoxy and related products, serving a diverse range of industries worldwide. Known for its commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction, Epoxy.com offers an extensive product portfolio designed to meet the needs of various applications, including industrial, commercial, and residential sectors.

Company Overview

History and Mission

Founded with a mission to provide superior epoxy solutions, Epoxy.com has established itself as a trusted name in the industry. The company focuses on continuous improvement, research, and development to deliver products that meet the highest standards of performance and reliability.

Product Range

Epoxy.com offers a comprehensive array of products categorized into several key areas including but not limited to:

Epoxy Flooring

Epoxy Coatings

Epoxy Adhesives and Sealants

Marine and Waterproofing Systems – almost all our products can waterproof in one form or another.

Concrete Repair and Restoration

And many other Specialty Epoxy Systems

Innovation and Quality Control

Epoxy.com prides itself on innovation and rigorous quality control. The company’s research and development team continuously work on improving existing products and developing new solutions to meet emerging market needs. Every product undergoes stringent testing to ensure it meets the highest performance standards.

Customer Support and Services

Epoxy.com offers comprehensive customer support, including technical assistance, product selection guidance, and application instruction. The company’s dedicated team ensures that customers receive the right products and support for their specific projects.

Environmental Commitment

Epoxy.com is committed to environmental sustainability. The company formulates its products to be environmentally friendly, with low to no VOC content and minimal environmental impact. Epoxy.com also adheres to strict environmental regulations and promotes sustainable practices within its operations.

Conclusion

Epoxy.com stands out as a leader in the epoxy products industry, offering a wide range of high-quality solutions for diverse applications. From durable floor coatings to advanced adhesives and specialty systems, Epoxy.com provides products that deliver superior performance and reliability. With a strong focus on innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction, Epoxy.com continues to be a trusted partner for industrial, commercial, and residential projects.

Would you like to know more about Epoxy.com products and installation process or recommendations for specific applications? For help email me norm@epoxy.com or call me at 1-352-533-2167.

www.epoxy.com

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Machine Shop Floors

October 14, 2016

A customer writes, “I have a machine shop floor. The concrete has had a lot of oil on it over the years.  I need an anti-skid floor that will be easy to clean and will hold up to cutting oils and anti-freeze and protect the environment.”

We have done exactly what you are asking many times.  A mechanics shop floor typically is done the same way.  Here is how:

1.       Good surface prep – www.epoxy.com/surfaceprep.aspx

2.       Properly mix and apply 1 coat of Epoxy.com Product #201 – www.epoxy.com/201.aspx oil stop primer to all oil saturated or potentially oil saturated areas at a rate of 200-300 SF per gallon.  Allow this to harden and inspect for good bond (see “Checking the Bond” below.  If any areas are loose return to step 1. If everything is well bonded proceed to next step within 24 hours of  this step.

3.       Properly mix and apply 1 coat of Epoxy.com Product #899 – www.epoxy.com/899.aspx – applied at a rate of 250-300 SF per gallon.  Allow to cure hard and proceed to next step within 24 hours of this step.

4.       Properly mix (including optional but recommended anti-skid 4a below) and apply first coat of Epoxy.com Product #2  – www.epoxy.com/2.aspx  – at a rate of 160-200 SF per gallon per coat by brush or roller. Allow to cure hard and proceed to next step within 24 hours of this step.

a.       Mix optional but recommended Epoxy.com Anti-Skid – http://www.epoxy.com/non-skid-additive-polycarbonate-aggregate.aspx – to the #2 at a rate of 12-16 ounces per gallon of mixed epoxy.  Mix completely into the mixed A&B #2 before applying the #2

5.       Properly mix (including optional but recommended Anti-Skid – http://www.epoxy.com/non-skid-additive-polycarbonate-aggregate.aspx 5a below) and apply 2nd coat of Epoxy.com Product #2  – www.epoxy.com/2.aspx  – at a rate of 160-200 SF per gallon per coat by brush or roller. Allow to cure hard for 24 hours at 70 degrees F. for light traffic, 48 hours for light traffic.

a.       Mix optional but recommended Epoxy.com Anti-Skid to the #2 at a rate of 12-16 ounces per gallon of mixed epoxy.  Mix completely into the mixed A&B #2 before applying the #2

Checking The Bond

There are a number of ways to check the bond of a floor.  A simple way with Epoxy Flooring is to try to separate the epoxy from the concrete. That can be done with the corner of a putty knife or a screw driver.  If you can remove the coating cleanly from the concrete without pulling concrete it is likely that you have a bond problem.  If you cannot get it off or you must dig off concrete to get it off, you most likely have a good bond.

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Are Epoxy.com 100% Solids Epoxy Low VOC

June 23, 2016

A user writes: “I have seen a number of your products that are on a list or marked with a tag that says Zero (0) VOCs.  When I look at the data sheet it says that the Epoxy.com product is 100% Solids, but does not say it is Zero (0) VOCs.”

Norm Lambert > Thank you for pointing that out.  You bring up an excellent question.  Epoxy.com Products that are 100% solids (100% active ingredients) do not contain solvent, that means they have no VOCs making them compliant with the toughest Low VOC Standards. I will start updating pages on the Epoxy.com to reflect that in the future.  Until then please rest assured that all Epoxy.com Products that are 100% solids have no VOCs in them.

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Epoxy Oil Stop Primer

May 13, 2016

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Oil Saturated Concrete

 

Oily contaminated concrete is very difficult to bond to, but it can be done with special care and Epoxy.com Product #201 Oil Stop Primer.  Plant floors, warehouse floors, commercial, and residential garage floors can all have this problem.  Here is a typical question that I get about oil contaminated floors:

“We were looking at your product because we have a floor in a maintenance garage that is pretty well soaked with oil.  A new tenant is going into that space so we know that there needs to be something to allow the new floor to stick and to stop the odors.”

Here is my typical response:

Is the oil saturation petroleum oil? If so you need to:

  1. Degrease the floor
  2. Mechanically clean the floor – www.epoxy.com/surfaceprep.aspx.
  3. Apply 1 coat of Epoxy.com Product #201 – www.epoxy.com/201.aspx – at a rate of 200-320 SF per gallon.
  4. Inspect for bond the next day. If bond fails remove the loose #201 and go back to step one.
  5. If bond is good check for oil on top of the primer.  If there is oil on top of the #201 and it is well bonded remove the oil with xylene or other effective degreaser.
  6. Coat with 2 coats of Epoxy.com Product #2 – www.epoxy.com/2.aspx.

I like the Product #2 for these applications because it is very resistant to petroleum oils. Depending on your specific application the material you use over the #201 can be a number of different flooring, coating systems or chemical resistant epoxy floor systems.

For more information, please visit our website at www.Epoxy.com, contact our technical support department at 352-533-2167 or email me at norm@epoxy.com for a specific recommendation.

 

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