Epoxy Flooring in Car Parking - The 4 Most Important Things to Consider!

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Car parks face a multitude of challenges with their floors. The car park flooring will need to be able to protect the concrete from abrasion and damage. Furthermore in the case of multi-storey car parks they also need to act as waterproofing intermediate layers.
However, the challenges do not stop here: Products specified for such areas will need to be resistant to hot tires and car emissions. Occasionally there will be spillages from brake fluids, car oils, and other chemicals. All these factors need to be taken into account when designing the right car park floor.
Certain areas of the car park floor (like pedestrian lanes and ramps) also need to provide anti-slip protection.
In car parks it is common to specify polyurethane coatings such as Ktisopur to serve as an elastic topcoat. This will especially be the case if the floor coatings need to act as a protective waterproofing layer.

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Do You recommend grinding 1st roller layer of PU or epoxy floor before roller application second layer?

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I would only grind it if there's many issues with it. For example if I'm working on a brand new flat concrete floors usually intermediate layers don't need grinding. But if I'm working with an old damaged floor, I may have to apply filler coats in between. Those will definitely require grinding