Acrylic is usually thinner than epoxy or polyurethane, so it wears out faster and must be reapplied more often, usually about every 3 years. Solvent-based acrylics are a better choice than water ...

Cracks wider than about 1/8” must be filled, or they will show through the epoxy flooring. An acrylic or polyurethane caulk is forced into the crack and tooled smooth with a putty knife.

Once the epoxy has dried, use an oil- or urethane-based paint that matches the existing tile color, and use a detail paint ...

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Worse, their polyurethane of choice was viscous and cured ... and used as a sacrificial shell for otherwise epoxy parts. But for really complex shapes, strength, and ease of fabrication, we ...

The stripper goes on with a gel-like consistency and works to loosen multiple layers of water- or oil-based paint, varnish, shellac, or epoxy from wood, metal, or masonry in less than a half hour ...

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They contain synthetic and/or natural materials. Examples of resin bases and polymer binders include acrylic, alkyd, copal ester, epoxy, polyurethane, polyvinyl chloride, and silicone coatings.

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