PROGRESSIVE EPOXY POLYMERS, INC.
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Need to Reseal - Repair - Create your Pebble Deck? You're at the right spot.
Twenty years of helping people like you!(find out why it is the best and why you should reseal your pebble stone deck yourself)
DIY Repairing / Creating Epoxy/
Resealing/Stone Deck/Patio Floor Surfaces
"When the Stones Break Loose"
Repair and then Reseal with Basic No Blush Epoxy
PEBBLE DECK-FLOOR Systems appear under many different names:
Riverstone (tm), Chattahoochee Stone (tm), etc.
stone walkway resealed
with Basic No Blush epoxy
(9/17/14) Paul, --- Just placed another order for Basic No Blush epoxy to recoat our pool deck. Last done in Spring of 2012 and plan on doing it next Spring when we open the pool here in Ohio. This is the 4th time I have used the Basic No Blush and it is a great product. Continued success. --- Kevin- Ohio
"You provide outstanding products, and Fantastic Support. Thank You." Brian S.
"Thanks for all your advice, tips & moral support concerning my project. It turned out beautiful. Quality people backing a quality product is the only way to go!" Joe
"I am very happy with my recent purchase of the No-Blush Pebble Re-coat product. The split rollers were exceptional.
I have some product left over and wanted to get an idea of how long I can wait before using the rest. "Thank you, Jack 7/18
Your Host and Tour Guide:
Paul Oman, MS, MBA - Progressive Epoxy Polymers, Inc. (floor epoxies, marine epoxies, underwater epoxies, repair epoxies)
Member: NACE (National Assoc. of Corrosion Engineers), SSPC (Soc. of Protective Coatings)
Board member: Friends of the Suncook River - 501(c)(3) non profit ----- Founder: Friday Night Paddlers .
"Professionals helping Professionals"
We are the only technology based coating/epoxy/resin company that actively encourages your phone calls, not just during our East Coast work hours but also after/before hours, evening, weekends and even holidays. We're available when you are. We form a personal relationship with our customers and freely share technical information, how to-advice, product information and tips-and-tricks. Speak with a non-salesman technical professional with over 25 years of experience in the resin/coating/epoxy industry (no newbie staffer on the phone lines!). Floors, tables, boats, leaks, rot repair. We handle it all! We are an 'always available,' one-on-one, technical/scientific, coating company (watch our video). We are NOT one of those fluffy/slick mass sales firms the dominate the internet selling cheap third party (made in China???), low end epoxies and coatings with no real knowledge of what they are selling and quotas to sell to as many people as possible. 603-435-7199 (east coast time).
Spring and fall is the time of the year to reseal - when temps are in the 60s and 70s. Summer temps are too hot for solvent free epoxy applications so inferior products are used by contractors and homeowners in the hot summer time
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How This Web Site is Organized
INTRODUCTION (In a Nutshell... stuff you need to know)
Section 1 - Epoxy pebble deck basics
Section 2 - Epoxies yellow
Section 3 - Which epoxy to use
Section 4 - Application notes
Section 5 - Temperature issues
Section 6 - Customer feedback
Section 7 - Why buy Basic No Blush epoxy for your deck
Section 8 - Creating a pebble epoxy deck from scratch
Section 9 - Ordering information
Section 10 - Useful links - special pebble stone epoxy rollers (optional) --- UV top coat to keep the NEW epoxy coating from UV yellowing and damage
INTRODUCTION
Pebble stone decks need recoating every 2 - 5 years (sooner if you hired a contractor to do it and they 'cut all sorts of corners' to maximize their profits - the reason why a majority of people reseal their stone decks themselves). If you see loose pebbles and stones you are past the time you should have resealed the deck with new epoxy. You can still repair a few loose stones and reseal everything, but do not delay much longer.
You reseal your pebble decks using a medium viscosity, solvent free marine type epoxy rolled over the stones with optional special split roller. A 1.5 gal kit of the Basic No Blush (tm) epoxy will cover about 200 sf. All epoxies yellow in sunlight and you must work in small batches as the epoxy will begin to harden 8-20 minutes or so after mixing.
You must first re-glue back down any loose stones before you can reseal the entire stone surface. Use the same Basic No Blush Epoxy. You can do this in hot weather and wait for cooler weather to reseal the entire surface. This way you will have some experience with the product and know what to expect when you purchase larger amounts for the complete resealing.
Rain, condensation, water of any kind on the curing epoxy will turn it white and there isn't much you can do. Make sure the stones are completely dry and no rain or heavy dew is expected for 3 or 4 day.
The epoxy will set up too quickly if temperatures are in the 80's or 90's. You can do your stone repair, but postpone resealing until temperatures are cooler (SPECIAL HOT WEATHER AND COLD WEATHER VERSIONS OF THE EPOXY ARE AVAILABLE IN RESEALING WITH THE REGULAR VERSION IN 60-75 DEGREE WEATHER IS NOT AN OPTION). Contractors in the warmer states cannot 'not reseal' in the busy summer season, so they cut all the corners using massive amounts of solvents (a real no-no) and use low end products to stay competitive in a really crowded marketplace. The result is a very short life for the resealing project and unhappy customers. Most folks switch over to calling us and doing the reseal themselves so that it is done right and will last for 2 - 5 years.
Note that most of the YouTube videos on pebble stone decks are wrong, especially when it comes to creating them from scratch (covered in section 8 below). It is a 3 layer system - not just stones mixed with the epoxy.
EMAIL / ph 603.435.7199 --- orders, help, questions - GETTING THE BALL ROLLING ASAP
Section 1 - Epoxy pebble deck basics
Packaged under a lot of different names (Riverstone (tm), Chattahoochee Stone
(tm), etc.) , there are many flavors of epoxy and stone slurries that are applied over
concrete surfaces to form an attractive and uniform new surface. These systems are generally used on patios, porches,
around swimming pools (visit our swimming pool repair page
for products/notes in and around pools), and along walkways. After a period of time (a few years) the epoxy ‘glue'
begins to breakdown, primarily due to sun (UV) exposure and the stones break loose. The standard fix is a new coating
of epoxy over the surface every few years (usually every 3 - 5 years applied in
cooler 60 - 80 degree temps).
The problem will always exist because of UV damage to any/all epoxies, however it is probably made worse by the
methods and products used by the original installer/applicator. The ideal application would consist of a high quality
epoxy (with little or no solvents), and smallish stones (more surface contact/glue points). After the slurry is
applied (over a layer of wet epoxy on a cement slab that is in good condition) and allowed to cure (harden) - an additional top coating of epoxy should be applied because much of the
epoxy in the original slurry would have flowed away from the surface grains and pooled uselessly along the bottom
of the slurry mixture.
--- So --- resealing (a single coat of epoxy on the top of the existing pebble/epoxy surface) is usually required every few years using our Basic No Blush epoxy (and special optional roller).
Section 2 - Epoxies yellow
EPOXY YELLOWING (ALL EPOXIES WILL TURN YELLOW IN SUNLIGHT OVER TIME)
Note: most pebble decks are a soft golden color - which is the color of UV yellowed epoxy (which you cannot remove). Reseal with
our Basic No Blush which will start off very clear and slowly yellow toward the existing yellow gold color already in place.
special two part polys can be applied over the epoxy to slow or stop the yellowing (rarely done).
A UV resistant coating can be applied on top of everything to help protect the epoxy from UV sun damage. (our 2 part acrylic poly UV plus is sometimes put over the epoxy coatings to keep them from yellowing).
Our Best UV blocker is a clear 2 part polyurethane with max UV protection (Acrylic Poly UV plus - not for sale in Calif.). It is rolled on in 1 or 2 thin coats over the epoxy to keep it from yellow or to greatly reduce yellowing. UV blockers cannot go into thermoset resin systems like epoxies but they can go into 2 part polys. More on 2 part polys - see in catalog Note that very few people top coat with a UV blocking 2 part poly - the UV yellow look is the most common finish.
Top coating with the Acrylic Poly UV plus is not usually done (especially over already yellowed epoxy).
Section 3 - Which epoxy to use
If the repair has become your job:
Use our Basic No Blush and our special slit-foam roller to apply a new topcoat of epoxy to the stones. Find it in our catalog - click here (special summer, regular or cold weather curing agents available for this product).
Basic No Blush color is clear to amber
Top 14 List of Basic No Blush Epoxy benefits: 1) Correct viscosity -not too thick - not too watery 2) Solvent free - marine grade epoxy 3) Regular and hot weather formulations (best temps =70s) 4) 24/7 phone and email support 5) Honest and complete info (pro and con) on this site. You get the FULL story. 6) Sold by an epoxy coating company and not a sales/marketing firm 7) Made in the USA 8) A favorite with both experienced professionals and 1st time DIY individuals 9) Contractors may/tend to use and dilute low end epoxies for max profit and shorter life (call to hear lots of " horror stories") 10) We appreciate your interest and thank you sincerely for your business! 11) We are a member of the Better Business Bureau (BBB) so you can buy with confidence and know that we are a well established, honest business. See logo at top of page. 12) Unlike our competitors, we have our epoxies manufactured to our specs. for max outdoor use. Raw resins and curing agents are FORMULATED by our toll manufacturing facility for performance and properties. Our competitors just REPACKAGE the raw resins and curing agents. The are simple resellers and not formulators of epoxy products. They cannot modify the raw chemicals, they can only pour them out into smaller containers for resale. - "Jack Daniels vs. Moonshine" 13) Our products all show date of manufacture or batch number. You will not find that with repackager competitors that use drums of raw resins/curing agents that could be years old bought as cheaply as possible from the big chemical companies. 14) Basic No Blush epoxy as been formulated to be less brittle than other cheaper epoxies. (See box below). You don't want your epoxy reseal to fail because of expansion and contraction with changing weather or if something is dropped upon your pebble deck. |
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SPECIAL HOT WEATHER AND COLD WEATHER VERSIONS OF THE EPOXY ARE AVAILABLE IN RESEALING WITH THE REGULAR VERSION IN 60-75 DEGREE WEATHER IS NOT AN OPTION
Section 4 - Application notes
COVERAGE
Coverage rates will very greatly depending upon stone size, condition of the surface and personal technique, never-the-less we estimate 200 square feet of recoat coverage per 1.5 gallon kit of epoxy based upon user feedback. Note that this is a very common number but we also get folks saying they only got 150 sf per kit, and others insisting they got over 300 sf. Still, 80% of people seem to like the 200 sf figure.
WARNINGS
Best to coat before the hottest part of summer. Epoxies have very short working times when temperatures are elevated. - see HOT WEATHER below.
The epoxy will yellow in sunlight (starts out clear). Your stones are probably golden in color - this is most likely actually white stones covered with sun yellowed epoxy.
Pool chemical contamination on your stones can sometimes turn the epoxy a bright yellow or white. Even hosing/washing etc. of the stones always seems to miss places, so yellow chemical stains can become an issue.
Also and more commonly, rain, water splashes, bird pee, or dew on still liquid or tacky epoxy (ay 0-18 hours after application) can result in a white 'stain' that will not go away. It is either a waxy white film that forms on the surface (blush - but being a no blush epoxy this is rare) or more commonly little water caused indents on the smooth epoxy surface that now reflects the light making it appear white. Try a bit of clear nail polish over these white spots. Very likely it will fill in the 'dents' and the surface will (maybe) return to clear. (I have no way to test this). If so, the fix is a bit more epoxy over those spots.
While this spotting is often not an issue (only comes up once or twice a year), we did have a customer that had this problem again and again. He contacted other 'experts' and reported back to us: "One stone manufacturer that I did speak with felt that there may be water coming up from underneath the pebble stone and this was causing the white spots to develop but didn't know of any remedy for it." This would explain a lot. Picture a plastic sheet (the epoxy) over humid ground as the sun warms the air. Water will form (condense) on the bottom of the plastic. This would cause the spots on the new epoxy. It is obviously best to have plastic under the stones and/or have it ground REALLY dry before epoxy coating. In other words, a few dry days are needed after it rains (wetting the ground under the stones) to get the ground under the stones completely dry.
Note that we are not responsible and have no control over this sometimes white spotting
Section 5 - Temperature issues
HOT SUMMER WEATHER OR COLD
WINTER WEATHER RESEALING
The epoxy will set up too quickly if temperatures are in the 80's or 90's. You can do your stone repair, but postpone resealing until temperatures are cooler. Best time to reseal is when temps are in the 60s and 70s - spring and fall for most of the country.
SPECIAL HOT WEATHER AND COLD WEATHER VERSIONS OF THE EPOXY ARE AVAILABLE IN RESEALING WITH THE REGULAR VERSION IN 60-75 DEGREE WEATHER IS NOT AN OPTION. Call - 603 435 -7199
To extend pot life for the epoxy keep in cool (in the shade) and even consider placing the mixed epoxy into an ice bath so that the mixed epoxy temperature is at about 50 - 70 degrees. This alone could double your working time which would be very short (maybe just a few minutes) in warm weather. Adding a bit of solvent (say 10 - 15%% by volume to the mixed epoxy) will also extend pot life. Also work in small batch sizes, mix no more epoxy than what you can apply in 10 - 20 minutes.
Summary:
temps in the 60s and mid 70s - regular curing agent (all epoxies, ours and competitors)
temps in the 80s - consider using our special Basic No Blush with slow summer cure
temps in the 90s - wait for cooler weather
temps in the mid to low 40s -
consider using our special Basic No Blush with the fast winter cure
Section 6 - Customer feedback
(7/31/02) "Job went well for a do-it-yourselfer. Coverage was much higher
than directions - covered 600 square feet with a little less than 3 gallons. Mixed 1.5 gallons per batch. First
batch exothermed and cured in the paint pan in about 30 minutes. Air temperature was 74 degrees F and in the shade."
- John K.
(6/2006) "Just finished using your No Blush Epoxy on our stone/pebble pool deck.
Used four 1.5 gallon kits for about 800 sq. feet. The rollers you sell for this are the way to go. I used 3 for
this job and should have ordered a 4th to be safe. Power mixed 1.5 gallons at a time and used an oversized paint
roller an(1 gallon) and a standard size one. With 2 people we were done in 11/2 hours. The weather was overcast
and 62 degrees and had not trouble at all. Looks great and hope to get 3 or 4 years out of it here in Ohio. The
stone was laid 3 years ago and am interested to see the comparison. Great product."
Kevin D
FOUR YEARS LATER KEVIN DID ANOTHER DIY RECOAT - HERE ARE HIS MOST RECENT COMMENTS
(5/2010) "Wanted to let you know how pleased we are with the No Blush (summer
version). Just finished doing our pebble pool deck and it came out great. The summer version gave us more time
to roll on the product and not feel rushed. I highly recommend the split rollers. Our deck is around 850 sq. ft.
; we used 4 of the 1.5 gallon kits and 3 of the split rollers The split rollers worked great, just make sure that
you keep them wet and don't over roll the stone so that the roller has little to no epoxy on it. It took us around
2 hours including power blowing the deck surface. The temperature was around 75.
Really a simple project if you plan ahead. Used a 3 gallon plastic bucket to mix the batch using a battery powered
drill and mixing device attached. Clean-up was easy. We used old plastic bags to take the roller off and dispose
of them.
By the way, the quotes to do our deck (825 sq. ft) ranged between $850 to $1200. Also they all were using standard
rollers for epoxy and not the foam split rollers you sell. The amount of epoxy used by the contractors to recoat
was only 2 to 3 gallons versus the four of the 1.5 gallon kits you sell. People need to be sure if they have it
done there is enough epoxy being used by the contractors to settle into the gaps with the stone to get a good sealing.
Great product and will continue to make use of your products in the future." Kevin D .
(5/20012) Paul,
A few years ago I used you Basic No-Blush 2 epoxy on my DIY epoxy pebble stone
pool deck. However, when I look at your web site now I only find Basic No-Blush
(without the 2 on the end). Has the product changed? Should I now use the Basic
No-Blush? Do you have another product that is even better for recoating epoxy
stone decks/patios? I need to recoat now so I will be needing to place an order
pretty soon. (SAME PRODUCT - WE JUST DROPPED THE 2 - the 2 was in improved -
reformulated version of the original product).
As best as I can recall, one coat was all that is needed for recoating. Is this correct? (YES)
I doubt that you will remember this far back, but in 2005 you and I have several email exchanges about white areas
showing up after proper application and drying of your product. There was absolutely no problem with your product
as the problem seemed to derive from the moisture coming up under the epoxy from what must be the lack of satisfactory
vapor barrier under the slab. Even though that happened and will probably happen again I found your product to
be the best thing that I can use.
Thanks.
"A few years ago we had a contractor install 450 sq. ft. of pebble stone and after a couple years it needed re-coating in the areas affected by the Sun. I researched different products and picked one that I thought sounded good and ordered it.
Well that product didn't last very long so I continued researching online and found Paul's website. After reading all the great information I ordered the No Blush product and some of the recommended split rollers. We waited for a 3-day no rain forecast and even though it was a warm 72-degree morning I had my wife mix small batches while I applied the No Blush without any hardening problems and we finished the job in a couple of hours. The key thing was the split rollers. They hold and apply the epoxy much better than any standard roller. I ordered (4) rollers...
The finished job looks better than when first installed by the contractor.
Many thanks to Paul."
Jack & Kathleen 7/16
"Hi there! This e-mail has no question but I was just looking through your site and I wanted to say that it's great! I was just looking around the internet to read about the subject of epoxy and no other site I visited was as helpful as yours. You are very knowledgeable in that subject and I admire that. Great work and I wish you the best! " - Gabriella 10/15 |
You don't find endorsements like this on other sites |
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"Paul, you have outstanding products. Every product has out performed the highly advertised units I purchased elsewhere for past projects. Thank you." (Dick - email 11/10/13) |
Section 7 - Why buy Basic No Blush (tm) epoxy for your deck
We are a coatings / epoxy company, not an epoxy repackager. Repackagers simply buy barrels of the raw resins and repackage it for all sorts of uses. They do not 'formulate' the epoxies, just repackage the basic chemicals and charge 'super good prices' - say $80 - $100 per 1.5 gal units (it is the difference between alcohol and Jack Daniels). These sites don't have user notes, instructions, help pages, etc. They just want to sell you their 'crude' resin systems - counting on you to buy cheap instead of buying performance and a track record. And you wouldn't expect them to offer more than one type of curing agent (i.e. slow summer curing agent, fast winter curing agent and regular) curing agent). But different cures makes lots of sense. Formulated boat building epoxies (from various vendors) come with different curing agents to match the weather and climate. It only makes sense that those that can offer different curing agents (the part B) for outdoor decks would too. You will also note there are batch numbers on our epoxy containers. Epoxies are chemicals and should be carefully tracked from manufacture to your front door. You probably will not see batch numbers on the products sold by other vendors.
We hope the information provided by these pages will convince you to go for Quality over low end, cheap, generic epoxy. We are a professional epoxy company that wants informed customers and cares about those customer's projects. We have this entire web page telling you all about the ins and outs of re-sealing (or creating) your pebble deck.
Most of our competitors just list the product with a paragraph or two description and hope to win you over with a low generic price. They cannot give you more info (or ask you to email or call them) because they don't know much about pebble deck recoating - not enough to fill an entire web page or answer your questions. We cannot match their prices, but they cannot match our product quality and product knowledge.
Section 8 - Creating a pebble epoxy deck from scratch
It's not that difficult to make your own epoxy - stone surface. The most difficult part is finding the small pebble stone. Having to purchase 3 tons of stone and shipping it across the country will probably nix the entire project. If you can get around 'stone availability' issue, you're home free.
Usually the epoxy-stone surface is applied as a thin topcoat over a poured concrete surface. It is generally applied
as thin as possible. You want to cover the surface with a uniform layer of pebble stone, but not much thicker.
The smaller the stones the, easier and more attractive the end result will be.
WE SUGGEST YOU DO A 'LEARNING CURVE' TEST ON PLYWOOD ETC. SEE HOW MUCH EPOXY YOU
ARE USING, SEE IF YOUR KNEES AND SHOULDERS CAN TAKE IT. SEE IF YOU HAVE FIGURED
OUT HOW TO MIX THE EPOXY AND STONES (LIKE EPOXY "RICE KRISPY TREATS")
(APPROX 15 - 20 SF OF NEW SURFACE PER GALLON OF EPOXY).
OK - here's how to do it:
(this is the method used by the best PROs - not the quick and dirty method seen on some YouTube Sites):
Mix up epoxy and have the stone ready. Working time will be about 30 minutes per batch of epoxy
(in hot summer weather could be more like 10 - 12 minutes). Use our Basic
No Blush epoxy. Roll on a coat of epoxy on the concrete (1.5 oz of epoxy per square foot).
Immediately begin applying the stone - epoxy slurry over the epoxy primer coat. The slurry will consist of 2.5 oz of epoxy and approx. 1.85 pounds of pebbles per square foot.
Evenly spread the epoxy - smooth using a trowel. Wiping down the trowel with our Trowel Aid cleaner will keep the epoxy-stone slurry from sticking to the trowel (the Trowel Aid product is a helpful, but not necessary, product).
Let the epoxy-stone surface harden overnight or longer.
It is strongly suggested you apply a topcoat of more epoxy to prolong the life of the surface. Follow the directions above for 'repair'. You will use approx. 1.5 oz of epoxy per square foot and we suggest you use our extra thick, slotted foam roller.
Only a few people put a UV blocker over the epoxy to keep it from UV yellowing, but if you wanted to we do have a 2 part clear polyurethane with lots of UV blockers in it (very hard to find clear coats with UV blockers) called Acrylic Poly UV Plus. This will keep the surface shiny much longer and will, to a small degree, protect the epoxy and provide additional 'gluing' between the pebbles. Figure on about 2.5 oz of clear acrylic per square foot, applied with an ordinary paint roller (this is an approx. figure, not based on user feedback).
STONE SOURCE: TRY ARKANSAS DECORATIVE STONE (https://www.arkansasdecorativestone.com/). Pls tell them you found them via Progressive Epoxy Polymers!
Section 9 - Ordering information
Order these product by calling 603-435-7199 anytime or order online using this link to our Primary Web Store: EPOXYPRODUCTS PRODUCTS COVERED ON THIS SITE: BASIC NO BLUSH EPOXY STANDARD CURE (1.5 GAL KITS) RECOMMENDED PRODUCT (EPOXY RESINS SECTION) BASIC NO BLUSH EPOXY SLOW SUMMER CURE (1.5 GAL KITS) (EPOXY RESIN SECTION) ACRYLIC POLY UV PLUS - 2 PART POLY (SIMILAR TO AUTO CLEAR COAT) - PROVIDED UV PROTECTION - NOT FOR SALE IN CALIF. FIND IN NON-EPOXY SECTION |
Section 10 - Useful links
Special Epoxy Application Roller (optional) These thick foam rollers are used to apply epoxy to pebble stone deck surfaces. The vert. splits (looks like someone sliced the rollers with a knife) help to keep the epoxy evenly loaded as it is rolled over rough surfaces (such as a layer of pebbles). Nine inches long - standard roller size! No required, but very popular! (under "misc or accessories" in our 2 online stores) - Order Rollers and Basic No Blush epoxy from our Simple Online Store. USER ROLLER COMMENTS: "I ordered the No Blush product and some of the recommended split rollers. We waited for a 3-day no rain forecast and even though it was a warm 72-degree morning I had my wife mix small batches while I applied the No Blush without any hardening problems and we finished the job in a couple of hours. The key thing was the split rollers. They hold and apply the epoxy much better than any standard roller. I ordered (4) rollers... " (5/2010) "Wanted to let you know how pleased we are with the No Blush... I highly recommend the split rollers. Our deck is around 850 sq. ft. ; we used 4 of the 1.5 gallon kits and 3 of the split rollers The split rollers worked great, just make sure that you keep them wet..." (note the 2010 date - we have been doing this for a long time!)" I am very happy with my recent purchase of the No-Blush Pebble Re-coat product. The split rollers were exceptional." Jack 7/18Note: as long as you keep fresh epoxy on the roller it will last and not 'harden up" - If you stop or keep too much epoxy for too long on the roller it will harden up very quickly. --- be sure NOT to order the "short nap epoxy rollers" --- order 1.5 gal kit of Basic No Blush per 200 sf of resealing. Must glue down any loose stones first with same product before resealing. Apply in 'perfect weather" - mornings in the 70s - no rain in sight for several days. |
CLEAR EPOXIES AND UV PROTECTION |
UV
blockers/absorbers CANNOT be added to
cross-linking thermo-set resin systems like epoxies (they can be
added to 2 part polyurethanes). Anyone that tells you they have a UV
resistant epoxy or a non yellowing epoxy is either ignorant or lying
to you. You decide if you want to do business with dishonest
companies/individuals.
Your existing epoxy pebble deck as already experienced UV yellowing so you will not notice much of a change
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PRODUCT DATA SHEETS AND MSDS DOCS (for these and many other epoxies) (CLICK HERE)
MARINE CATALOG |
HOME/DIY/COMMERCIAL CATALOG |
Section One
TWO PART MARINE EPOXIES- CLEAR EPOXIES |
Section A EPOXY PAINTS; NSP 120; water gard 300 ; CM 15; crack coat™ |
Section Two
FILLERS THICKENERS ADDITIVES fumed silica; microsphere/balloons; poly fibers; copper; graphite; Teflon (tm); wood flour; EZ thick; rock flour
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Section B FLOOR EPOXIES (regular and non-skid products), SEALERS, ACCESSORIESwater bond (water based); solvent free industrial floor epoxy; bio vee seal; water based floor epoxy, floor epoxy with grit; walnut shell; ground white rubber grit |
Section Three
THICKENED EPOXIES - EPOXY PUTTIES, ETC. wet/dry 700; splash zone; quick fix 2300, QR 2400 rubber epoxy |
Section C THICKENED EPOXIES - EPOXY PUTTIES, ETC.wet/dry 700; splash zone A-788, quick fix 2300; QR 2400 (tm) rubber epoxy |
Section Four
TWO PART EPOXY PAINTS (barrier coats) corro coat FC 2100; water gard 300; CM 15; EZ Spray; epoxy primer; crack coat™ |
Section D CLEAR TWO PART EPOXIESlow V epoxy; basic no blush; ESP 155; Bio-Clear 810 |
Section Five URETHANES AND NON-EPOXY COATINGS Aluthane (aluminum coating); LPU Marine |
Section E NON-EPOXY PAINTS SEALERSAluthane moisture cured urethane; Acrylic Poly UV Plus and other 2 part polys ; Capt. Tolley's creeping crack sealer |
Section Six
NON-SKID DECK COATINGS walnut shell; ground white rubber
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Section F MIX-IN ADDITIVESfumed silica; fiber fill; micro balloons/micro-spheres; graphite; Teflon (tm); copper powder; wood flour; EZ thick, rock flour |
Section Seven
MARINE REPAIR PRODUCTS pipe wrap; fiberglass tape (cloth); Capt. Tolley's Creeping Crack Cure |
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Section Eight
MISC. MARINE PRODUCTS short nap rollers; TA 661 (solvent free epoxy clean-up); 1 inch foam brushes; 2 inch bristle brushes; tongue depressors |
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