One of the most important things in our lives are the floors we walk on and there are many different types of floors for every single application. It can be tough to find a flooring solution that stands up against wear and tear.

• Removing the floor coating

Once a floor is coated with epoxy, replacing the colours or patterns can be complicated and expensive. If you need to repair your flooring, removing it will be intensive and additional work. If you are looking for something different , we recommend speaking with a contractor before making any decisions because they can analyse your floor's moisture tolerance/ delamination which will ensure that they know whether or not sanding and re-coating your existing surface would be more cost-effective and easier than looking into other possibilities . A professional can also make sure that the floor you choose will stand up to heavy traffic in high-traffic areas such as offices, airports or sports arenas!

Changing the colors or designs in an epoxy-finished floor can be quite challenging and costly, not to mention the extensive amount of labor involved should you ever need to repair your floor’s surface because damage from wear and tear happens. One study by ContractorIQ found that more than half (51%) of contractors who were replacing traditional floors found it challenging to cover irregular surfaces with epoxy due to mismatches in sanding styles!

• Moisture

Although every tile is susceptible to moisture absorption, the best way to make sure your floor area doesn't begin to look rustic and unsightly over time is to consider using a grout-free floor. They are constructed in such a way that moisture trapped below the surface of any tile will eventually evaporate into the air rather than soak into your home or business, thus avoiding damage to both bathroom and kitchen tiles over time. While there's no such thing as a completely water-resistant floor, choosing a grout-free installation will help you minimize damage as much as possible!

• Additional costs

One of the challenges with using epoxy flooring in an indoor setting is that homeowners have to buy special cleaning solutions for cleaning the floors as well as chemicals for ensuring that this flooring does not adhere to carpets or other soft surfaces. Since homeowners seldom deal with epoxy and such chemicals, many first-time consumers can run into problems when purchasing such materials because mistakes are bound to happen. Imagine having a huge spill on your floor - what will you do then? If your mesh tapes are faulty, you may end up spending extra cash on replacement patches or replacements instead of paying for more expensive new but more efficient products. This can be a costly affair and I hope your product helps homeowners prevent it from happening!

• Adherence

People often ask us whether there is an "an instant floor paint" they can use to fill the gaps in the chipped concrete. However, I should warn you that not all paints will stick on a concrete floor! There are numerous components of the painting process that make up for why this product won't stick or may peel off or crack over time. This being said, it's not uncommon for people to have questions about how long does epoxy paint last so we will now briefly go over some of the things that you need to know about our products regarding their longevity.

• Sensitivity

No one wants to spend a fortune on extremely durable flooring only to find out that it will chip and scratch very easily. This can happen if you install the resin-based coating at a time when humidity levels in your home or business are abnormally high. You have to make sure you take the time to take special precautions before applying the first coat of resin finish. We recommend using a dehumidifier for 24 hours prior to applying your first coat so as to extract as much moisture from the air as possible and prevent any excess from getting trapped underneath your new floor finish once it has been applied.