I called these guys with questions. I never imagined someone could be so passionate about epoxy. This dude gave me so much information about how to perfectly do my floor and get the effects I want. We were on the phone for 25 mins and he put everything I need to buy in an email to me. Leggari has the best customer service of any organization I’ve ever spoken to.
Hello! This really means so much to hear. Thank you and best of luck to you with your project! Be sure to send us photos of your final product! We love to see our customers' projects🔥
learning a new trick of the trade. I have been doing epoxy floor coating for 24 years and yet have we tried Mettalics. Thank you for the awesome lesson
I’m thinking of staring an epoxy countertop and flooring company down in fl! Thank you so much for your guys videos. You guys honestly are the best that I see and thank you so much for all the videos and tutorials. This is amazing to see And so much appreciated. I love watching you guys work and seeing how all your projects come out. You make it even easier buy the products you sell and like you said in the video you give the primer that works for the colors the clients need. I look forward to keep watching these videos and to learn so much from everything you guys share. You guys are truly amazing!
This may be a dumb question but here goes it anyway: Can Leggari self leveling epoxy fill in a hairline crack in a concrete slab? If not, can Leggari epoxy be used to fill the crack if it's chased without filling it with an adhesive?
I’m confused. It shows him applying the lighter color and it has all the roller marks and then it skips to the finished product where it looks all Smokey and all the roller marks are gone. What happened in between?
I could say, a good video with very little information, it doesn't say how much time need to be waited within coats, it doesn't say how to mix the epoxy or if all the materials are ready to use, it doesn't show up the bucket to see what kind of epoxy they were using, etc,etc,etc so far it was nice to see the process, I would thanks if you can give us the information I pointed in my comment. Thanks
You can go to our website at www.leggari.com and click on floors or countertops and there are tutorial videos that show you the step by step process. Thanks
Really enjoyed watching this - thanks for showing it in full with no breaks! I want to offer this to my clients in the new year once Iv done a training course :)
Awesome vids guys. Do have a question regarding the kits, do the soccer cleats come with them😂. I was wondering how he was walking over the wet epoxy without making a mess or smudging it all around. Thanks again for the vids.
Leggari spiked shoes allow you to walk on the wet epoxy without messing up the design! Check them out leggari.com today! No, unfortunately they do not come with the kit!
Thank you for contacting us. You can actually order or price out a custom kit for that exact square footage through the Floors section of our website at www.leggari.com. Simply click on Floors >>>> Order Floor Kit Here, then follow the steps.
Hi it is informative and useful ...here i am confuse that you are walking on epoxy since it was in wet condition but i observe it canot stick on you shoe never release shoe soul impression ...is it epoxy character or it your shoe made for this kind job too?????
hi, i have a patio that was turned into a room now the concrete is really ugly, it has exposed aggerate on the outside edges its 2ft. id like to do the whole floor intoo a beautiful epoxy floor what do i do with the expsed aggergate? self leveling 1st? thamk you your videos are ao easy to fallow Jonni Oxford
Thanks for the video I’m doing this myself as my floornis ready for epoxy needs no prep it’s level no cracks and I got a quote for 10,000 I had a minor heart pain lol so I am going to do myself for my garage only question I have is where you get the product ????
Danny Krewench directly on our website. Click on floors and you’ll be able to go through our ordering process to purchase a kit for whatever square feet you type in. Thanks
I am curious about the tape you used to mark off the floor. We are planning to do our basement, but not all of it. We planned to tape off sections and wonder if the epoxy will flow over the tape. Also wonder when and how you remove the tape from the floor after you apply the epoxy.
Hey. Great video. I have a few questions. Do you only do a small section at a time like this video? Was this done all in one day? Did u have to let each coat dry, Before starting the next application? How long does each coat take to dry? Can this be done all in one day?
Sections or at once. Yes one day. It looks to be drying as he goes. My aunt waited a tad before doing another coat though. In one day you can walk in it… in three you can carry on as usual. I’m in the mist of doing this.
Great work. Love this stuff. One question though... Why the paste? To fill the joints? Reason I'm asking is cause those are there for a reason. Highly recommend that caulking go in. Way faster less expensive AND caulking expands with the joints movements providing it's a top of line sealant. Just an observation 💁. I'm a professional Caulker and getting into the epoxy.
Yes PU sealands or MS sealands are the best. I am sure the paste thay are using is also PU type or MS type. here in Europe you could get those types in large buckets OK. Im sure in US also. The joints in the picture are probably movement joints hecause the with size. . In interior where you have a stablle temperature enviroment so the moovement will be litherly none, The joint here will behave like a construction joints OK. Outside you will not do floors like this i think :).
I have a couple questions: What brand paint rollers do you recommend and how many will I need for the primer, first coat, highlight, and top coat? When did you remove the tape? Do you have to retape for the top coat?
The tape looks different. I’d imagine you have to wait for the epoxy to dry first before doing top coat, which means you’d have to remove tape and retape once it dries.
If you don’t use the top coat is the surface slippery if wet. I love the videos and thinking about doing my floor in my bathroom like this as well as doing a walk-in shower the same way
This is awesome. Similar to the floor that I would like to do. How many days did it take you from filling to finish product? Must the primer dry/cure before applying the epoxy coat? Thanks.
My wife and I are very interested in what we are seeing on your channel. How long and how tough is this aproxy? I have some young children and am curious if it’s something that’s going to last a long time? Thank you and great job!
We have 3 different top coat options. Glaze coat is our super high gloss top coat that lays out glass smooth just like the metallic epoxy coat. Our WB Urethane comes in high gloss and leaves a minor texture and we also have a WB Urethane that’s a Matte/Satin finish. Thanks
I have a few questions, how does it hold up to water I did have a water problem in my basement that we now have under control. But In the case if water gets on it does it hold up?
I liked the shine, does the sponge roller dull the shine? Or that particular top coat? Is there a top coat that allows you to keep the glossy/mirror look?
You need to do a flood coat of clear epoxy for a top coat to keep that perfectly flat mirror finish or don't have a top coat and look after your floor well and or keep it polished it, we like to use a extra wet look metallised polish 👍
Kevin Dowler My garage had curbs poured with slab. You see a 2x4 indention from forms and some honey combing. I see the patch and thought about Arden. Suggestions? There is also honeycombing on curb. Ever hit the curb with your product?
@@thomasmoss1066 use hydraulic water stop cement. Mix it with a little bit of water and apply it. I use it on basement walls and curbs etc. when there is honeycombs. Its main use is to fill cracks and stop water but it works really well for other things. If you use it work fast and do small areas at a time because it cures really fast.
You can actually order or price out a custom kit for that exact square footage through the Floors section of our website at www.leggari.com. Simply click on Floors >>>> Order Floor Kit Here then the link order floor kit, then follow the steps.
After the priming white base coat looks so clear to you. But in my case the concrete surface still appearing with roller marks. I try to did the same with the roller as well. Please suggest what can be the reason and can i get rid it and get better surface
Hi there! I am converting my guest bedroom to an office/bedroom and am loving this color scheme and am planning on laying epoxy flooring in the room. I am struggling on where to find the 'kit'. Where can I purchase this exact kit, please? Also, what supplies are needed for the project?
Hello! Sadly, we no longer offer this kit but you can check out our other kits here 👉 leggari.com/order-flooring/#metallic-epoxy-kits We also offer the option to build your own floor kit! 👉 leggari.com/product/custom-epoxy-floor-kit/
'Been waiting for this one! I purchased a similar product right before I watched my 1st Leggari video. I want these colors, so I never opened the other stuff. However, I am at a serious crossroad because I am so afraid of messing it up! :-(
Hi Yun Ki! The great think is when purchasing leggari products we send you step by step instructional videos that walk you through the entire process. From set up to tear down! You can play them off of your phone WHILE you are going through the process!
Hi, is it possible to do it on a non concrete floor such as wood floor which squeak in some points as being walked on? Currently the 60 year original floor is on it and hard to remove. The old vinyl-like flooring had been installed on the plywood by a tart-like black material 60 years ago. Thanks
Can’t you just put the white in the silver and swirl it and pour it on the floor I think I’d like that effect better?? Thinking of ordering this for my basement it’s 1500sq ft
Hi Ashley, we recommend if you go with that technique that you mix the colors separately then pour them into one bucket before pouring them onto the floor. It would definitely work and still give you decent color separation. If you mix both colors together at once it will just make it a solid lighter grey. Hope that makes sense. Thanks!
Leggari Products that’s what I was implying haha mixing them separately first then putting the white in with the silver before pouring on the floor lol
Leggari Products how do I get a floor kit I have an entire basement I need to do! I want a black and white kit for my living room hall way master room and closet and I want a teal grey and black kit for my bathroom!!!
can u provide a link to show a few of ur video which is finish in very gloss top coat? in this video, when there is dust and bugs stick onto the metallic layer, after fine sanding, do u need to vacuum the whole surface?
Leggari Products how much working time do you have once you start the base epoxy coat? As in, is the grey past it’s flow time by the time the White was done? More wondering in case of a large area
I have a black concrete basement floor. I bought a universal base coat and marble additive. Do I HAVE to do a primer first? Do I mix the additive in with the universal base coat or spread base coat then swirl the additive on the floor next?
Costs vary depending on the scope. Email us directly so we can get you a quote for your project. We'll need some info from you first. Can't typically overnight floor kits since they ship freight and are usually hundreds of pounds. Leggari@gmail.com Thanks
Is this supposed to be geared towards amatures? If so, Will this come with better instructions? I feel like I have more questions than when I started. This initial clear layer that was laid down, what their any cleaning before? How long do you have to wait until you put this primer down? How long after the primer is down can you put that first silver coat? DO you clean after sanding?
I have so many questions. 1) Shoes, what kind of shoe attachment is that? 2) Dry time, how long between coats do you allow for drying? 3) Products, do you have recommendations for where to buy the products? 4) Temperature, does it make a difference what temperature the room is set to? 5) Scuff, I’ve heard people say that you should always scuff the floor a little to prevent epoxy coming up in chunks. Is this true? 6) Sanding, after sanding did you mop? If not, how did you clean the surface area?
Those are called spike painter shoes. Once you apply the primer you wait about two hours then apply the base coat of epoxy immediately fallowed by the highlights. Then the next day you do the top coat. You can purchase the products on our website at leggari.com
Leggari Products nice thanks. Sorry for all the questions, it just seemed very interesting and I didn’t want to attempt doing it without at least some understanding of how the little details
From time 14:52 when he stopped with the roller there where uneven spots and roller marks. The next shot shows a smooth level floor except for the stuff you needed to sand off. But did it self level from there or did he cross roller again?
Prep replacement primer how do you lay that down by rolling it everything that is rolled on you don’t have to wait till it gets dry to step on it how long does he have cliques are they metal cliques or plastic cliques Thank you for answering
I'm working on my bathroom and kitchen floors but I'm just not sure if this is an option. The previous owners put in textured cement floors over old hardwood (I don't even know...shaking my head)...anyway, there are no cracks but it has a swirl like texture with more texture in some areas than others..will your product self-level over this or will the texture show through? Thank you for your time.
You would definitely want to do a moisture test and most likely install a vapor barrier before any primer and epoxy. If you're thinking to install epoxy flooring, feel free to contact our customer service team with any questions @ support.leggari.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
We do the same process as well, you can also try one of our Leggari notched squeegees out and see how they compare to the ones you are using. Get them at Leggari.com today
Our new website that comes out in about a month will have an online store. If you are looking to get the supplies you can email leggari@gmail.com and they will send you out a payment link.
Leggari Products So I was trying to place an order for a kit, when I got to the prep portion it asked what kind d of prep will I use: shot blaster, diamond grinder, sander, or mop. Can you please explain or post a video describing each method for those like me that are not sure. Thanks.
I called these guys with questions. I never imagined someone could be so passionate about epoxy. This dude gave me so much information about how to perfectly do my floor and get the effects I want. We were on the phone for 25 mins and he put everything I need to buy in an email to me. Leggari has the best customer service of any organization I’ve ever spoken to.
Hello! This really means so much to hear. Thank you and best of luck to you with your project! Be sure to send us photos of your final product! We love to see our customers' projects🔥
Can you please share that list of what to buy for flooring
@Leggari Products Hi may I please get the list of products I need to do my floor and where can I get these products in South Africa 🇿🇦
@LeggariProducts can you please assist me with what I neee.
Do you have an outlet here in philippines?
You guys rock years later still helping new guys like myself
I'm not even doin my floors. I just like watching epoxy floor videos 🤷
Thanks for watching our videos Annie
Me 2🌚💔
Creepy
@@travislindberg6463 how so
Come do it for me! I need some epoxy down in my weed shed.
Great instructional video. Great way to show the entire job from start to finish.
Thank you
Who would give this a thumbs down? This is cool looking and there is that Tylor guy again making everything look easy.
learning a new trick of the trade. I have been doing epoxy floor coating for 24 years and yet have we tried Mettalics. Thank you for the awesome lesson
Thanks for watching!
I’m thinking of staring an epoxy countertop and flooring company down in fl! Thank you so much for your guys videos. You guys honestly are the best that I see and thank you so much for all the videos and tutorials. This is amazing to see And so much appreciated. I love watching you guys work and seeing how all your projects come out. You make it even easier buy the products you sell and like you said in the video you give the primer that works for the colors the clients need.
I look forward to keep watching these videos and to learn so much from everything you guys share. You guys are truly amazing!
What part of Florida do you live in? Let’s collaborate on something
I’m thinking about joining the Industry. How’s business going ?
@Gennaro Germe
How can i order this floor kit?
@@sammusso8180 I’m done with you I’m in Florida!!
Idk how I ended up here but I’m enthralled.
2 questions, one how long do you let the primer dry b4 you start laying down the epoxy. How does he not track the epoxy when he takes steps?
You let the primer set up for about an hour to an hour and a half. He is wearing painters cleats that have spikes on them. Thanks
I think they were baseball or soccer cleats! They were under armor!
@@isabelmartinez9147 he means under the shoes he has painters cleats with spikes on it
Not the shoe itself
I can’t imagine doing that in a wall !! I want all this products and tools tho !! This is crazy Creative
Leggari.com, thanks for watching!
This may be a dumb question but here goes it anyway: Can Leggari self leveling epoxy fill in a hairline crack in a concrete slab? If not, can Leggari epoxy be used to fill the crack if it's chased without filling it with an adhesive?
Wow!!! This is true art!! Looks like a million dollars to me!
Thank you so much!
The 200 ppl with 👎.
They all work for an asphalt Comp.
R J hahahahalolol
Or the LVP industry...
Watching him paint was so satisfying
can you list in the description the materials you use? (that would be helpful).
Thanks guys for the insight from your company’s point of view
Can you do this over a cement shop floor that already has an old epoxy floor kit on it? If so, what needs to be done to prep the floor?
Holy shit thats beautiful. Were gonna use that in our house in the Philippines instead of tile now. Thanks for the great vid.
I’m confused. It shows him applying the lighter color and it has all the roller marks and then it skips to the finished product where it looks all Smokey and all the roller marks are gone. What happened in between?
The product levels itself,so all the marks go away on their own.
😆😆😆
I could say, a good video with very little information, it doesn't say how much time need to be waited within coats, it doesn't say how to mix the epoxy or if all the materials are ready to use, it doesn't show up the bucket to see what kind of epoxy they were using, etc,etc,etc so far it was nice to see the process, I would thanks if you can give us the information I pointed in my comment. Thanks
You can go to our website at www.leggari.com and click on floors or countertops and there are tutorial videos that show you the step by step process. Thanks
The paint is not stickies to the shoe? What paint use or have special shoe?
Really enjoyed watching this - thanks for showing it in full with no breaks!
I want to offer this to my clients in the new year once Iv done a training course :)
Sound good, you can email leggari@gmail.com and they will send you out the training schedule. Thanks
Is the training coarse like videos or do you need to travel to your office or shop for the training
@@LeggariProducts I am in interested in your training courses. Is it something still available?
Great to learn how to install metallic epoxy floors. Thank you.
Our pleasure!
If you type the names of all materials and tools that you used, we'll appreciate it
And thanks for the video
Awesome vids guys. Do have a question regarding the kits, do the soccer cleats come with them😂.
I was wondering how he was walking over the wet epoxy without making a mess or smudging it all around. Thanks again for the vids.
Leggari spiked shoes allow you to walk on the wet epoxy without messing up the design! Check them out leggari.com today! No, unfortunately they do not come with the kit!
Love Your Video. I would like to do this to my floors instead of replacing my laminate floors.
Thank you for contacting us. You can actually order or price out a custom kit for that exact square footage through the Floors section of our website at www.leggari.com. Simply click on Floors >>>> Order Floor Kit Here, then follow the steps.
Hi it is informative and useful ...here i am confuse that you are walking on epoxy since it was in wet condition but i observe it canot stick on you shoe never release shoe soul impression ...is it epoxy character or it your shoe made for this kind job too?????
My question is , can you lay this over tile ? Or is it best to remove the tile and clean the concrete ?
Remove tile grind concrete
hi, i have a patio that was turned into a room now the concrete is really ugly, it has exposed aggerate on the outside edges its 2ft. id like to do the whole floor intoo a beautiful epoxy floor what do i do with the expsed aggergate? self leveling 1st? thamk you your videos are ao easy to fallow Jonni Oxford
Thanks for the video I’m doing this myself as my floornis ready for epoxy needs no prep it’s level no cracks and I got a quote for 10,000 I had a minor heart pain lol so I am going to do myself for my garage only question I have is where you get the product ????
Danny Krewench directly on our website. Click on floors and you’ll be able to go through our ordering process to purchase a kit for whatever square feet you type in. Thanks
I am curious about the tape you used to mark off the floor. We are planning to do our basement, but not all of it. We planned to tape off sections and wonder if the epoxy will flow over the tape. Also wonder when and how you remove the tape from the floor after you apply the epoxy.
If the epoxy tries to flow over the tape just pull the epoxy back, you can remove the tape the next day. Thanks
How are you walking on it and not leaving trails??
We are wearing cleated shoes so we do not track the epoxy everywhere, once you step of it self levels. Thanks
that was tripping me out too lol.
Shoes
How do I get information pertaining to training by you guys
Brian Braynen lol you notice all things
hi mate thx video so good , but i have some question , if customs wanna glossy not like Matte , what is use for top coat?
thx so much
Can this product be used on cement walls also thank you
Nope
Thank you! You help a lot for beginers
Hey. Great video. I have a few questions.
Do you only do a small section at a time like this video?
Was this done all in one day?
Did u have to let each coat dry, Before starting the next application?
How long does each coat take to dry?
Can this be done all in one day?
Isn't great you got all your questions answered? 🤣🤣🤣
Sections or at once.
Yes one day.
It looks to be drying as he goes.
My aunt waited a tad before doing another coat though.
In one day you can walk in it… in three you can carry on as usual. I’m in the mist of doing this.
Great job but a bit concerned if we do this on tiles you could see that fill line?......👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️
Depends how deep and how thick you put the concrete layer.
Great work. Love this stuff. One question though... Why the paste? To fill the joints? Reason I'm asking is cause those are there for a reason. Highly recommend that caulking go in. Way faster less expensive AND caulking expands with the joints movements providing it's a top of line sealant. Just an observation 💁. I'm a professional Caulker and getting into the epoxy.
Yes PU sealands or MS sealands are the best. I am sure the paste thay are using is also PU type or MS type. here in Europe you could get those types in large buckets OK. Im sure in US also. The joints in the picture are probably movement joints hecause the with size. . In interior where you have a stablle temperature enviroment so the moovement will be litherly none, The joint here will behave like a construction joints OK. Outside you will not do floors like this i think :).
Because Epoxy doesnt like to bond very well to Caulk.
I have a couple questions:
What brand paint rollers do you recommend and how many will I need for the primer, first coat, highlight, and top coat?
When did you remove the tape? Do you have to retape for the top coat?
The tape looks different. I’d imagine you have to wait for the epoxy to dry first before doing top coat, which means you’d have to remove tape and retape once it dries.
If you don’t use the top coat is the surface slippery if wet. I love the videos and thinking about doing my floor in my bathroom like this as well as doing a walk-in shower the same way
This is awesome. Similar to the floor that I would like to do. How many days did it take you from filling to finish product? Must the primer dry/cure before applying the epoxy coat? Thanks.
day 1-Fill joint, prime, metallic epoxy...day 2-Top Coat. Typically 1-2 days thanks
I love this, I need it in my basement daycare. Wow
Thanks for watching!
My wife and I are very interested in what we are seeing on your channel. How long and how tough is this aproxy? I have some young children and am curious if it’s something that’s going to last a long time? Thank you and great job!
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It’s aproxy very long lasting and aproxy is very truff. Also, it’s vary good with kids and old people that smell like moth balls
You guys mean epoxy?
@@bababooey1266 moth balls 😂
I rather the glossy glass look over the semigloss. Great tutorial.
We have 3 different top coat options. Glaze coat is our super high gloss top coat that lays out glass smooth just like the metallic epoxy coat. Our WB Urethane comes in high gloss and leaves a minor texture and we also have a WB Urethane that’s a Matte/Satin finish. Thanks
From 14:50 to 14:55 it looks like some steps were left out.
I think it just self leveled and dried!
So from when you finished mixing the colors to the time before the top does it just dry nice and smooth like that or did you have to smooth it out?
I thought the same thing
After patching cracks in my garage floor, do I️ have to sand the cement to apply this product?
Yes that's a good idea before the installation. We address prep work in the tutorial videos we send out as well, Thanks
I have a few questions, how does it hold up to water I did have a water problem in my basement that we now have under control. But In the case if water gets on it does it hold up?
As long as it's not submerged for a long period of time in water it holds up just fine!
I liked the shine, does the sponge roller dull the shine? Or that particular top coat? Is there a top coat that allows you to keep the glossy/mirror look?
You need to do a flood coat of clear epoxy for a top coat to keep that perfectly flat mirror finish or don't have a top coat and look after your floor well and or keep it polished it, we like to use a extra wet look metallised polish 👍
This guy is great on teaching
Can you use attacher paste on painted floors?
Yess, you can honestly do whatever you want to.
Kevin Dowler My garage had curbs poured with slab. You see a 2x4 indention from forms and some honey combing. I see the patch and thought about Arden.
Suggestions?
There is also honeycombing on curb.
Ever hit the curb with your product?
@@thomasmoss1066 use hydraulic water stop cement. Mix it with a little bit of water and apply it. I use it on basement walls and curbs etc. when there is honeycombs. Its main use is to fill cracks and stop water but it works really well for other things. If you use it work fast and do small areas at a time because it cures really fast.
I'm going to epoxy my basement and garage floors
Beautiful TY for the video
You can actually order or price out a custom kit for that exact square footage through the Floors section of our website at www.leggari.com. Simply click on Floors >>>> Order Floor Kit Here then the link order floor kit, then follow the steps.
How long did you have to wait until applying on top of primer and then how long to dry/apply top coat?
Once you apply the primer you wait an hour and a half then you apply the epoxy. Thanks
After the priming white base coat looks so clear to you. But in my case the concrete surface still appearing with roller marks. I try to did the same with the roller as well. Please suggest what can be the reason and can i get rid it and get better surface
Roller lines in the primer are not that big out deal but a light backroll to finish it out, that should reduce the amount of roller lines!
I want floor like that when I'll my house
hello guys, how are you doing? What number of sandpaper did you use, and after sanding which product?
That middle joint didn't work out too well did it?
Erniethebrave Ivey that's what I'm thinking... not very impressed
I saw that too
looks bad man
no but in a house wont have that problem
Oh? You Have Un-cracked Cement Floors in ALL houses?
Hi there! I am converting my guest bedroom to an office/bedroom and am loving this color scheme and am planning on laying epoxy flooring in the room. I am struggling on where to find the 'kit'. Where can I purchase this exact kit, please? Also, what supplies are needed for the project?
Hello! Sadly, we no longer offer this kit but you can check out our other kits here 👉 leggari.com/order-flooring/#metallic-epoxy-kits
We also offer the option to build your own floor kit! 👉 leggari.com/product/custom-epoxy-floor-kit/
'Been waiting for this one! I purchased a similar product right before I watched my 1st Leggari video. I want these colors, so I never opened the other stuff. However, I am at a serious crossroad because I am so afraid of messing it up! :-(
Hi Yun Ki! The great think is when purchasing leggari products we send you step by step instructional videos that walk you through the entire process. From set up to tear down! You can play them off of your phone WHILE you are going through the process!
Our tutorial videos are the best, very easy to follow, thanks
Yun ki Hi i would love to help you do this job for you.my name is victor.you can call me.323 9106879
How expensive is this ?
Hi, is it possible to do it on a non concrete floor such as wood floor which squeak in some points as being walked on? Currently the 60 year original floor is on it and hard to remove. The old vinyl-like flooring had been installed on the plywood by a tart-like black material 60 years ago. Thanks
wow very nice.. does it get slippery when it rain if done outside? and have you done it in very cold climate like winter Canada thanks
It does but you can get it done with texture to whatever grit you want
I would like more information on where to get this product, looking to try it for my bathroom floor.
Check out Leggari products here! 👉 leggari.com/order-flooring/#metallic-epoxy-kits
Can’t you just put the white in the silver and swirl it and pour it on the floor I think I’d like that effect better?? Thinking of ordering this for my basement it’s 1500sq ft
Hi Ashley, we recommend if you go with that technique that you mix the colors separately then pour them into one bucket before pouring them onto the floor. It would definitely work and still give you decent color separation. If you mix both colors together at once it will just make it a solid lighter grey. Hope that makes sense. Thanks!
Leggari Products that’s what I was implying haha mixing them separately first then putting the white in with the silver before pouring on the floor lol
Leggari Products how do I get a floor kit I have an entire basement I need to do! I want a black and white kit for my living room hall way master room and closet and I want a teal grey and black kit for my bathroom!!!
Send us an email directly at leggari@gmail.com with the shipping address and total square feet and we'll send you a quote and payment info, Thanks
Ashley James send me prices for a kit
Looks great and easy! Great video! One thing, the shoes don’t track anything, how and wow?!
Good question! We sell leggari spiked shoes that allow you to walk on the wet epoxy with out messing up your design! Check them out at leggari.com!
What kind of shoes he has on, are his shoes wrapped or something???
Baseball cleats
candid frank lol Yep actually got a pair right now. Doing an epoxy walkway and some acrylic flooring today 🤙
can u provide a link to show a few of ur video which is finish in very gloss top coat?
in this video, when there is dust and bugs stick onto the metallic layer, after fine sanding, do u need to vacuum the whole surface?
I wish you actually showed the prep work
Sanding will help remove a top coat that wasn’t the right color to put? So new clear top coat can be applied?
Are those FootBall Cleats to be able to walk on the epoxy while wet ???
Yes, baseball cleats to be exact. You'll want the metal type cleats not the rounded ones, thanks.
I felt so dumb for wanting to ask this very question lol
You can buy garden spike cleats as well, just be cautious using cleats when installing epoxy over concrete, like walking on ice.
@@johnprocess2394 yes sir it is!!!
How do you get this product I have a 14 x 29’ floor to cover
Is this primarily for garages or can I use in my home ?
You can definitely use it in your home as well! Here's a video, used on a homeowners kitchen floor: ua-cam.com/video/mbOXuzuL7-U/v-deo.html
Can I use this over old impossible to remove linoleum that's on a concrete floor
Ive watched 80% of your videos what is not clear is the drying time between the primer and each color. Please clarify. Thanks
Once you apply the primer you wait an hour and a half the apply the base coat of epoxy immediately fallowed by the highlights. Thanks
Leggari Products how much working time do you have once you start the base epoxy coat? As in, is the grey past it’s flow time by the time the White was done? More wondering in case of a large area
I have a black concrete basement floor. I bought a universal base coat and marble additive. Do I HAVE to do a primer first?
Do I mix the additive in with the universal base coat or spread base coat then swirl the additive on the floor next?
how long can it stay on the floor for ?
After you dump it on the floor you have anywhere from 30 to 45 min to get the look you want per section mixed. Its more than enough time.
It's an industrial coating so a very long time, especially in the residential application, thanks.
How much and could you ship over night?
Costs vary depending on the scope. Email us directly so we can get you a quote for your project. We'll need some info from you first. Can't typically overnight floor kits since they ship freight and are usually hundreds of pounds. Leggari@gmail.com Thanks
Is there a catalog we can request
Is this supposed to be geared towards amatures? If so, Will this come with better instructions? I feel like I have more questions than when I started. This initial clear layer that was laid down, what their any cleaning before? How long do you have to wait until you put this primer down? How long after the primer is down can you put that first silver coat? DO you clean after sanding?
Go to our website at leggari.com and under the floor section is the tutorial videos that show you the step by step process.
Looks great. Have 1 question. After blending the colors together, do you then lightly roll over again to level out the swoops? or leave it alone?
Yes we often roll over the epoxy once is spread out to help ensure any more air that was mixed in is released.
I’m literally waiting to see footprints on the parts he hasn’t covered yet 😂
Right! Im kinda mind blown there isnt any lol
@@mckenziebovee6496 They are wearing cleats on their shoes so there are no footprints.
Yes, Me too!
I have so many questions.
1) Shoes, what kind of shoe attachment is that?
2) Dry time, how long between coats do you allow for drying?
3) Products, do you have recommendations for where to buy the products?
4) Temperature, does it make a difference what temperature the room is set to?
5) Scuff, I’ve heard people say that you should always scuff the floor a little to prevent epoxy coming up in chunks. Is this true?
6) Sanding, after sanding did you mop? If not, how did you clean the surface area?
Those are called spike painter shoes. Once you apply the primer you wait about two hours then apply the base coat of epoxy immediately fallowed by the highlights. Then the next day you do the top coat. You can purchase the products on our website at leggari.com
Leggari Products nice thanks. Sorry for all the questions, it just seemed very interesting and I didn’t want to attempt doing it without at least some understanding of how the little details
What would a floor like that cost in materials and cost to charge someone?
Manoel Dinaldo what?
Manoel Dinaldo i dont understand you.
Ray Brewster about $7/sqft depending on the kind of prep that the floor needs
@@michaelcervantes203 omg too much
So there was no grinding done?And if you patched the crack how can we still see it?Is that the look you were aiming for?
This IS AWESOME!!!!
Thank you!!
I like your videos and you do a great job can you recommend anybody in the Houston surrounding area?
“Put it in the crack” ROFLMAO...
ok bevis
Wait so after you finished mixing in the white you just left it as is and it self leveled ? Or was any other step done to get it to finish
How long did you let the white primer dry before applying the grey and white accents ? 3-4 hrs or does it dry fairly quickly
Would you use prep replacement primer on a newly poured basement floor?
Can you do epoxy flooring in only one room that is butting up to carpet and or tile?
From time 14:52 when he stopped with the roller there where uneven spots and roller marks. The next shot shows a smooth level floor except for the stuff you needed to sand off. But did it self level from there or did he cross roller again?
Once you are finished applying the epoxy it will all self level out.
@@LeggariProducts can i get your product in Australia?
Prep replacement primer how do you lay that down by rolling it everything that is rolled on you don’t have to wait till it gets dry to step on it how long does he have cliques are they metal cliques or plastic cliques Thank you for answering
You can add some additives such as sand so that it is not slippery when wet.?
We offer a grit additive for the topcoat rather than sand, same effect👍 leggari.com/product/wb-urethane-floor/
looks great! Not too sure about your crack filler though.
We use Bondo, multi purpose putty to fill all of our cracks in the concrete.
This looks totally amazing
Thanks! Check out this floor kit and others like it here! 👉 leggari.com/order-flooring/
I'm working on my bathroom and kitchen floors but I'm just not sure if this is an option. The previous owners put in textured cement floors over old hardwood (I don't even know...shaking my head)...anyway, there are no cracks but it has a swirl like texture with more texture in some areas than others..will your product self-level over this or will the texture show through? Thank you for your time.
I have a question, how would you go about doing an epoxy floor in any underground storm shelter???
You would definitely want to do a moisture test and most likely install a vapor barrier before any primer and epoxy. If you're thinking to install epoxy flooring, feel free to contact our customer service team with any questions @ support.leggari.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Hello leggary!! What material you guys using for crack patching?
Great video, however we use a notched squeegee to spread out the metallic coat first then hit it with the roller.
We do the same process as well, you can also try one of our Leggari notched squeegees out and see how they compare to the ones you are using. Get them at Leggari.com today
@@LeggariProducts no problem, thank you!
Do u have an online store? Where could i pouches this equipment?
Our new website that comes out in about a month will have an online store. If you are looking to get the supplies you can email leggari@gmail.com and they will send you out a payment link.
Leggari Products So I was trying to place an order for a kit, when I got to the prep portion it asked what kind d of prep will I use: shot blaster, diamond grinder, sander, or mop. Can you please explain or post a video describing each method for those like me that are not sure. Thanks.
Email us at leggari@gmail.com with a picture of the cement floor so we can determine the best prep work for you. Thanks
That turned out realy good!
What kind of shoes you is he wearing? I love watching your videos.
Painters cleats
Spike shoes