Ghostshield Epoxy Max 100-3 Gallon Kit -100% Solids Epoxy Floor Kit: Epoxy Resin Coating for Garage Floors and Warehouse Floors – Covers up to 150-450 Square Feet

Ghostshield Epoxy Max 100-3 Gallon Kit -100% Solids Epoxy Floor Kit: Epoxy Resin Coating for Garage Floors and Warehouse Floors – Covers up to 150-450 Square Feet

• Self Leveling and seamless
• Excellent chemical resistance and impact resistance
• Used as a primer and/or base coat.
• High strength, tenacious adhesion
• Easy to apply on warehouse floors and auto repair shops

Product Details:

• Composition – 100% solids nanotechnology driven high-performance epoxy base coat
• Self Leveling and seamless
• Excellent chemical resistance and impact resistance
• High strength, tenacious adhesion
• Easy to Apply on warehouse floors and auto repair shops
• Low VOC’s – low viscosity, no solvents
• Can be used with color additives, metallic additives, decorative flakes or non-slip additives

Cure Times: (70F): Pot Life – 1 gallon volume: 10-40 minutes // Tack Free (dry to touch): 5 hours // Recoat or Topcoat: 8-24 hours // Full Cure (Heavy Traffic): 5 days

Surface Preparation:

Surface must be clean, dry, and completely free of loose particles, grease, oil, or any substance that would interfere with proper bond. Moisture content in the concrete should not exceed 6%. Perform vapor testing to verify that the vapor pressure is below 3lb/24hr/ 1000 sq. ft. If moisture vapor transmission exceeds 3lbs, first use Vapor-TekTM 440.

When applying directly to concrete, we recommend either mechanical scarification or acid etching until a suitable profile is achieved (CSP Level 3). If acid is used to clean the concrete, neutralize the surface completely and rinse it with water prior to application. Concrete must be dry for at least 24-48 hours prior to application. When applying on a newly coated epoxy, be sure to apply within the epoxy recoat window to ensure proper adhesion to the epoxy coating. If applying topcoat outside of the epoxy’s recoat window the surface must be abraded by using 80/100 grit sandpaper, diamond or Diamabrush. Be sure to sand the previous coating until no gloss is visible. Before applying the coating, be sure the sanded surface is clean, dry and free of contaminates such as dirt, dust, or other foreign materials.

Recommended Tools:

Best applied using EPDM Squeegee. 3/8” nap shed-resistant roller is recommended if back-rolling. A paint brush may be appropriate for cutting in or small-scale applications. Spiked shoes, mechanical mixing device also recommended.

Mixing:

Combine two (2) Part A to one (1) Part B, by volume. Kits come pre- packaged and should be used in their entirety and should not be broken down. Do not combine multiple kits when mixing. Once the material is opened, it cannot be re-sealed for later use. Using a mechanical mixer, mix Part A in original container at low speed for 1 minute. If applicable, pour color additive into Part A and mix for an additional one (1) minute. 2. Add Part B into Part A and mix thoroughly for three (3) minutes or until completely uniform. We recommend using a helix style paddle mixer that reduces the amount of air that can be whipped into the resin. Create a vortex that forces the resin material to turn over inside the mixing pail. Be sure to keep paddle head below the surface to eliminate air entrapment. Do not combine more material than can be applied within a 10 – 15 minutes timeframe.

Application:

Immediately pour entire contents of mixed Epoxy Max 100 onto the floor in a long bead approximately 12 – 18 inches wide. Use 1/8” notched squeegee to spread material evenly at 10-30 mils to a uniform thickness.

As material is being spread, a second applicator can back-roll material using a 3/8” shed-resistant woven roller. Roll evenly across squeegee passes to minimize application lines. Do not back-roll material once Epoxy MaxTM 100 begins to tack up. This can interfere with self-leveling process. Use a new mixing pail for each kit.

Temperature Limits:

Surface and air temperatures must be at least 40°F and must not exceed 90°F during application with relative humidity below 80%. Floor temperature must be at least 5°F over the current dew point.

Application Notes:

• Do not apply at a temperature or thickness not recommended.
• Do not delay in pouring mixed material onto the floor.
• Do not apply over loose or unsound concrete, asphalt or bitumen substrates, glazed tile or nonporous brick and tile, magnesite, copper, metal, polyesters, or elastomeric membranes.
• Moving joints and shrinkage cracks may reflect through system.
• Joints that are designed to move may reflect through the finished flooring system if they are not honored.
• Tire marking may occur.