WATER BASED EPOXY (Non Skid)
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY WATER BORNE EPOXY FOR ALL INTERIOR CONCRETE SEALING APPLICATIONS WHERE SOLVENT ODOURS AND FLAMMABILITY ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE.

WATER BASED EPOXY NONSKID ON DRIVE WAYS

PROJECT PICTURES         CERTIFICATIONS          APPLICATION

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
WATER BASED EPOXY (NS) is a two component, amine cured epoxy coating which will demonstrate the physical properties of solvent-borne epoxies, but in a water reducible formula. The formula holds a unique ceramic particle that gives the surface a slip resistance even when inclined and wet. Dust and residue formation is a problem with unprotected concrete floors and cement toppings. WATER BASED EPOXY (NS) water-reducible epoxy floor coating was developed as a premium-quality, environment-friendly answer to this problem Based on two-component epoxy technology, WATER BASED EPOXY (NS) displays excellent penetrating properties which consolidates the concrete substrate. At the same time, WATER BASED EPOXY (NS) produces a surface coating/film that will exhibit outstanding water and chemical resistance, excellent resistance to acids, solvents, oils, and gasoline and a superior combination of impact, abrasion, and scuff-resistance. Most importantly, WATER BASED EPOXY (NS) offers the performance characteristics mentioned above in a water-reducible formulation. In the past, the physical toughness and resistance properties such as those that WATER BASED EPOXY (NS) will provide was possible only from solvent-borne products. WATER BASED EPOXY (NS) should be considered for all interior concrete sealing applications where superior durability is required and solvent odors and flammability are not acceptable.

FEATURES:
Outstanding toughness
Water-borne epoxy
Excellent flexibility
Outstanding water and chemical resistance
Excellent resistance to acids, solvents, oils, and gasoline
Superior combination of impact, abrasion, and scuff resistance
Can be tinted to any custom color

IF SOLVENT ODOURS OR FLAMMABILITY ARE A PROBLEM . . .

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