Hi all, We just finished putting down a coat of polyaspartic on a flaked floor and it has an uneven appearance. The customer picked torginols “white cap” hybrid which has mica in it as well. The flake almost looked uneven or like the white was pooling in one area while the blue was pooling in another, almost like clouds in the floor. So we scrapped and reflaked the whole floor… same thing The slab is about 4 months old and has a vapor barrier in place. The highest reading we got on our tramex was 1.5% The day of install the garage temp was between 47-50 degrees and the material was kept warm up until install Our system was Regular cure polyaspartic with full flake broadcast Scrapped both ways *reflaked floor due to odd appearance Scrapped both ways, acetone wiped Grout coat of regular polyaspartic Swing machine whole floor to flatten- acetone wiped Final coat of polyaspartic with flat squeegee, each section was backrolled both directions with no puddles I want to resolve this but am not sure what the best method is? I was thinking a HWU in a matte might help even out the appearance

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Hi everyone . how can I get rid of this scratches.. will a polyurethane micron thickness top coat resist the scratch?

Grout coat with mvs 100 percent solids epoxy moisture vapor suppression system 100 square feet to the gallon poly basecoat tinted white so no yellowing under UV 125 square feet to gallon flaked till rejection the poly top coat 2 times 100 square feet to the gallon flat stuff first go second go 5 to 8 mills backrolled in handy sand for traction.

living in East Texas with this weather going so up and down… it is a 1000 sq ft store front storage unit, what is the best top cost to use for a very high traffic area with very little maintenance. It is indoors with a lot of natural light coming in for a photography studio. Some days you can have the garage door up taking photos , days with garage door down taking photos. And the sunlight hitting the floor more than 6 hours a day (wanting to make sure the sun doesn’t turn the floor yellow) advice on topcoat to use!