Avoid peeling in epoxy floors:

We notice that there are no empty joints and there is no returning water in the joints Clean the surface using suitable materials such as alcohol or special detergents You must ensure that the surface is free of any impurities

We carefully treat and tack the floors, dry them, clean the areas that have fallen, and cut the cracks on the floor.

Use high quality epoxy materials:

It is characterized by its hardness and strength as it is resistant to corrosion, shocks, and pressure. This makes the flooring more tolerant to heavy loads. Also, using an epoxy primer has a strong smell and can be applied evenly on the floor

Epoxy must be well ventilated:

After using this material in coating floors, it can give the place a shiny appearance. The epoxy must be well ventilated to help dry and improve the cohesion between the layers.

Layers must be checked regularly:

Using epoxy on floors makes the place easy to clean, get rid of any material that falls on it, and ensure that there are no defects or air bubbles that may affect the quality of the floor after drying.

Using materials to repair veneers:

After applying the epoxy, if you notice peels or cracks, they must be repaired using specialized repair materials to ensure the continuity of the aesthetic appearance.

Effect of temperature and humidity:

Avoid exposing the floor to significant temperature changes after applying the epoxy. Temperatures that are too high or too low may cause the material to expand or contract, which may cause it to crack or peel.

Avoid contact with chemicals:

Such as strong solvents or acids may weaken the epoxy surface and lead to damage. Therefore, try to clean the floor using non-harsh cleaning materials

The floor should be cleaned regularly:

Using gentle cleaning materials to avoid dirt accumulation that may affect the epoxy layer. You can also use special polishes or protectants for epoxy floors to prevent corrosion

Note:

You can apply an additional protective layer of clear epoxy after the initial application to protect the surface from environmental factors and friction that may cause peeling over time.

How to build an extremely flat floor with a large area?

- Make sure that the basic surface is clean and free of dust, oils, or any substances that may affect the adhesion of the materials

- Use a laser leveling device to accurately adjust the floor level over the entire area. The device will determine the appropriate surface height and be a guide for applying the material

- Use a water level tool or a laser level, as it is preferable that the floor be free of any curvatures or slopes that harm the flatness of the surface.

- Creating flat floors will not cause a lot of trouble and helps create shiny, high-quality floors

What tools should be used to treat cracked epoxy floors:

1- Surface cleaning tools:

A specialized cleaner can be used to remove dirt and grease without affecting the epoxy layer, and a broom, floor brush, or vacuum can be used.

2- Tools for filling crusts and cracks:

Epoxy repair paste:

A special floor repair paste or knife can be used to fill cracks or gaps. This epoxy comes in the form of an easy-to-apply paste, and can be mixed with a solid or liquid depending on the type of epoxy used.

Tool for removing appendages:

A file can be used to remove excess material after the epoxy putty dries

Surface leveling tool:

Use a roller or mop to distribute the epoxy evenly over the damaged area, especially if the layer needs to be expanded or leveled.

3-Sanding tools:

After the repair dries, an electric sander can be used to remove any stains and defects on the epoxy surface to help it cure and create a smooth, even surface. Manual sanding can be used if the cracks are small to achieve a smooth surface.

Note:

It is best to wear a face mask and hand gloves for protection, and wear protective clothing to protect against liquid materials and splashes when dealing with chemicals.

Steps to treat cracked epoxy floors:

Surface cleaning:

The epoxy floor must be cleaned of dirt and dust before starting treatment, because it affects the new epoxy coating, using a brush, scraper, or cleaning materials to clean the surface well.

Epoxy inspection:

We must inspect the epoxy floor after cleaning, determine the locations of the cracks, then treat them and make sure that there are no deep cracks that may need special treatment.

Surface sanding:

After the material dries, use a sanding machine or sandpaper to ensure smooth surfaces after sanding and polishing the layer to obtain surface protection and appearance.

Clean the surface again:

After sanding, the surface must be cleaned using a dry piece of cloth or a vacuum cleaner to remove the dust resulting from sanding, and make sure the surface is dry to apply the new epoxy layer.

Good ventilation for the epoxy to dry completely:

The epoxy floor must be left to dry completely before treating it, and good ventilation must be ensured during and after applying the epoxy so that the air helps speed up drying and prevents moisture accumulation.

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