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SureFloor High Solids Plus

$368.00 Inc GST

SUREFLOOR HIGH SOLIDS PLUS is an extremely tough workhorse epoxy with excellent chemical resistance. A two-component, solid colour, high solids, silicone free, low viscosity, self-priming, glossy epoxy resin available in a wide range of colours. Typically installed as a seamless, high build, smooth coating for light to medium duty traffic areas. This general service epoxy coating demonstrates good mechanical and chemical resistance

Typical Applications

Features:Australian Made

  • Good chemical resistance
  • Low viscosity
  • Nice gloss appearance
  • Does not support bacteria growth
  • Easy to clean and maintain.
  • Durable, impermeable and seamless
  • Neutral odour
  • Excellent adhesion
  • Good mechanical resistance
  • Cost effective

*Hints:

  • After mixing, allow a 3-minute induction period then mix again for approximately 15 seconds.
  • To extend working times, get the epoxy out of the mixing bucket as quickly as possible by pouring the entire bucket in a thin row on the floor and begin spreading.
  • Never mix a new batch of epoxy floor coating in the previous bucket as this will dramatically reduce the pot life. Use fresh buckets with each batch.
  • Only mix enough epoxy to work with for about 15-20 mins at a time.

Download the technical documents below:

How long does it take to fully dry?

SureFloor High Solids Plus will be dry to touch @ 21°C in about 6 hours. Light foot traffic is ok after 24 hours, but vehicle traffic should wait for at least 3 days. The full cure time is 7 days.

What is the pot life of SureFloor High Solids Plus?

15 – 30 minutes, depending on relative humidity and temperature.

What is the minimum re-coat time?

SureFloor High Solids Plus can be re-coated when it can be walked on without leaving any impressions. Generally around 12-18 hours, weather dependent.

Does SureFloor High Solids Plus need to be sanded prior to re-coating?

No, if re-coating within a 12-18 hour period. If left for longer than this, then it will require sanding with a 220# sandpaper or screenback.

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