Epoxy floor paint mixing instruction video

It may sound simple to an experienced applicator of epoxy products but a general factory operative may be unsure of the process of mixing an epoxy paint. A two part epoxy paint relies on the correct quantities of epoxy resin (typically labelled part A) and curing agent (typically labelled part B) being mixed. Any significant deviation in the ratios could result in an unusuable floor.

ACM has actually had calls in the past where a customer has applied the epoxy resin part A and wanted to know when the curing agent part B should be applied. Needless to say, the result was a complete mess resulting in the part A being scraped up off the floor and being disposed of.

There are three steps to take to avoid problems.

1) Always carefully read the isntructions on the tin or the product data sheet.

2) Never split packs (ie decant a small quantity) unless 100% confident in the precise mixing ratio.

3) Watch the ACM training video.

This video is a short demonstration of the mixing process for ACM Surefoot, a non-slip epoxy paint. Click the link below to view the video:

http://www.acml.co.uk/movies/acmpaintmix.wmv

The product data sheet for ACM Surefoot is on the main website. Click the image below to visit the ACM homepage.