Hi
Which epoxy resin products would be recommended for filling thin cracks in concrete floors?
Thanks
Which epoxy resin products would be recommended for filling thin cracks in concrete floors?
Thanks
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Which epoxy resin to fill thin cracks in concrete floor?
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Hey,
Not sure if you've been sorted out yet, but I have some experience. I'm currently buying products to install a resin floor (and repair the concrete first).
Anyway, you need an 'epoxy filler', it's equal part 50/50 resin putty and activator. Mix together as much or as little as you need...and it's as easy to use as one strike filler...literally that smooth.
you can buy this type of thing from epoxy products, watco or a lot of others. If you google 'epoxy concrete filler' you'll find someone.
Here's what comes on google - http://www.vubasupplies.co.uk/repair/concrete-repair/concrete-filler.html
cheers
Not sure if you've been sorted out yet, but I have some experience. I'm currently buying products to install a resin floor (and repair the concrete first).
Anyway, you need an 'epoxy filler', it's equal part 50/50 resin putty and activator. Mix together as much or as little as you need...and it's as easy to use as one strike filler...literally that smooth.
you can buy this type of thing from epoxy products, watco or a lot of others. If you google 'epoxy concrete filler' you'll find someone.
Here's what comes on google - http://www.vubasupplies.co.uk/repair/concrete-repair/concrete-filler.html
cheers
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