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Thank you brother I appreciate the comment alot!! It really helps out!!

Thank you for the comment and support!!

Flase you can grind the cement enough and still put down the wrong or less quality product. You get what you pay for.

Yes the problem is it doesn’t come with 1 pound of Chips per 10 square feet.

@@mikemike0000 most definitely will have to try that as well thanks for the advice!!

Lmao Nope not at All, Call Cohills from Phoenix Arizona they’ll let you know about them 55 pound box of chips.😂 bro you really thought you were on to something.🤣

@QZCOATINGSWESTCOASTLLC I'm just messing with ya! I use Toringal flake and a 40 pound box almost fills 3 buckets. Sub'd to your channel. Keep up the good work! 👍🏼

@ thank you brother I appreciate it alot. Sometimes people make comments it hard to tell so my apologies.

@@bradleywise835 clearly you’re blind if you can’t see the Two Urethane Top coat why don’t you go ahead and check out the video for the full explanation before assuming.😂

Also nope I don’t sell any products at all Just a Contractor telling you how it is. We do not use any cheap lowes or home depot products.

​@QZCOATINGSWESTCOASTLLC you did a super thin uerthane top coat, id hardly call that a topcoat,whats stronger eurethane clear or epoxy clear?

@@Bobert00169 Sherwin Williams makes really good Epoxy’s and My Local Store As Well Makes Top Quality Epoxy’s. But typically any Two Part Epoxy that is Solvent, Acid and U.V resistant. Also Make sure you have on average of 1 pound of chips per 100 square feet. That will not only ensure an even finish but the chips will actually protect your base coats as well.

@@austinparr6186 still great isn’t black stains and areas peeling away. Still great is looking like the day you installed it. Also they only give you not even 10 pounds of chips. Which the standard is 1 pound of chips per 100 square feet.

@@QZCOATINGSWESTCOASTLLC buy more... Either way... U have an opinion not all others shares... Get over it. I'm a general contractor to a multi million dollar real estate company. U insulting people's credentials just to be right ain't cute

@QZCOATINGSWESTCOASTLLC yeah there are no black stains and none of it is peeling. The amount of chips was great too because we followed the instructions given with amount of materials needed for the square footage and took proper preparation procedures.

@@mikemike0000 yes sir!! Feeding the chickens!!

@@ExtinctInsanity lmao I highly doubt you installed this in even 10 buildings. No real commercial general contractor is paying for this product. Yet alone architects aren’t even including this product in the specs.

Guarantee you its stained and faded they don’t last here in the HOT AZ SUN.

@@QZCOATINGSWESTCOASTLLC ud lose that bet... But admittedly it is a garage with very little use and Florida is hot enough... U can have AZ. Don't be offended bc my floors still look good... It wasn't meant to be a permanent solution... Just lasted so I stand by the product... Sorry you're not as fortunate. Hope you found another product you're happy with.

Lmao there’s a reason why Im a 3rd generation Contractor. I Warranty all my floors for 10 years with no issues why because why put on High quality Products.

@@joemarino7430 that is a very ignorant statement. Epoxy is not Epoxy. Theirs Epoxy’s meant for certain environments and applications. You’re first comment alone shows how ignorant/new you are. We allow new concrete to sit for 28 days due to alkalinity not moisture. We have moisture vapor barrier epoxy’s for that. You see new concrete is very acidic so you have to allow that to neutralize over time naturally.

@@joemarino7430 before you decide to just google something actually do deep research.

@@joemarino7430 nope far from it, you have not a clue in the world about Epoxy or Concrete Coatings. You other comment about the moisture alone shows just how much knowledge you have.😂

As that is always a major factor, the products used as well matter. This kit doesn’t even come with the recommended 1 pound of chips per 10 square feet.

@@CodyHenderson-k8y no the truth is this product doesn’t offer near as much quality as other products. Doesn’t even come with 10 pounds of flakes per 100 square feet like requirements are. But hey keep being ignorant.

@@coreyswaz5702 alot of people don’t understand the Chips play a very important role in the broadcast coatings. They provide protection to the base coat while hiding dirt, scratches, dinks, etc. Acts as another coating over top of the base coat if applied until rejection. Check out how we do it in other videos.

@@Oilfieldscout yes as that is true as well. But to sit here and say this product provides as much durability, reliability and stability as other products on the market is not only a lie, but just straight up ignorant. Im a 3rd generation My grandfather did this and My dad.

Lmao had to take the videos for UA-cam.😂

@QZCOATINGSWESTCOASTLLC I know just messing with you lol

@@samohteel4393 The Fact is This Coating has failed the most and the quickest. With a true epoxy broadcast system the floors clear coat is what only fails within 10-15 years meaning the sheen and gloss fades. But it’s easy all you do is sand it down with 80 grit then apply a clear with more broadcast then another 2 coats of clear and boom! Looks like the first day you did it. They don’t even give you a fraction of enough materials for the job in this kit.

@@kevinstoneburner8775 exactly in a high demand and heavy weather settings it doesn’t last but if you plan on hardly using it then go fir it.

Its product failure there is a reason why contractors don’t use these products and why you’ll never see these used in commercial settings like stores and restaurants.

@QZCOATINGSWESTCOASTLLC I know of atleast 2 businesses in norcal that are full time doing epoxy floors in buisiness/industrial applications in Northern California, if its not new concrete,it has to be acid washed and scrubbed rigorously, ive done floors that are going on 15 years of everyday usage that still look brand new,

He’s just trying to promote his material I am a contractor I own a construction company and I flip houses and every single house I do gets these epoxy coatings in the basement and garage unless it’s a finished basement and I have never in all my years had an issue

@ lmao you’re definitely not a contractor and if you are you’re definitely not licensed, bonded and insured. Also Nope I don’t even have my own product Ive just happened to install 100,000 square feet of epoxy a year both Commercial and Residential. You’re really cheaping out on epoxy id hate to see what else you’re cheap on. “Im a contractor we flip houses” was all I needed to hear from you.😂

@@bradleywise835 lmao acid washing is terrible. The acid never truly neutralizes I highly doubt you’ve done any floors that last 15 years especially on a acid etch. Id love to see how beat up they are. I know for a fact if it looks hideous especially if it’s not already peeling and fading away.

It is definitely the product you get what you pay for.

@@Kingyayaa no they’re not fine at all they fail and do not last in high demand settings. You get what you pay for

@@rodepperson5885 definitely not in high use settings all these floors fail within 1-8 years when a true epoxy wont fail in 20 plus years.

@@rodepperson5885 i guarantee you the floor is not easy to clean nor high use. Any customers that use there floors daily know this product fails. True epoxy will last 20 plus years.

@@jeremyclapp5537 exactly I tell customers all the time

Definitely is tiring after awhile but we rotate guys around to take turns.

@@TheJacksons1 Simple Green is definitely one of my favorites as well!!

really? It doesn't requrire more than two working brain cells to figure that out.

@@Dream_Machine450 Great Idea!!

@@BrokenSmokinSpokes 😂🤣

lol you are not a painter Straining and boxing are very important I mean if you are just doing a shitbox rental then nothing matters Most painters don’t even know the steps of rolling

It’s absolutely essential. Or else your sprayer clogs up every 5 seconds and it’s annoying af. What I do is tape the strainer around my pump head so I don’t have to strain the entire 5 g bucket

@@JoshBFiver To prevent Trash and Other Debris it is definitely necessary and essential for a nice clean paint job.

Might mean more if they showed up what they strained out.

@@WINDSORTOWNSAV lol, exactly that why I asked… wasn’t talking shit, just my first thought was why… so lol to you and your shitbox rental

They are cheap and you can rinse them and reuse them hundreds of times

@@WINDSORTOWNSAV never in my life seen paint strained

@@hibrydsart5403 It is more common in high end jobs Like 10 million dollar houses that you are literally painting for a year That is how I learned Paint skins in the can or bucket as it sits They shake it with a machine when you buy it That breaks all the skin up into the paint Making it impossible to do high end work most of the time Last thing you want is to be picking paint out the whole time

@@AnnanChannel false. You will get trash on whatever you are painting if you do not strain it.

Yea trying to roll a big ass level 5 while having to pick stuff off of the wall the whole time sounds fun

@@candercam we strain paint to remove any trash and debris within the paint.