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08-01-2014 #31
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08-01-2014 #32
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08-01-2014 #33
What i suggest isn’t so different with the epoxy method. Clear coat is also a resign but I think much more cheaper that will harden when it cures. Water isnt hard unless it becomes ice. Water could give us a perfect level but the question is how we could “capture” that level. What about self levelling floor resigns ?
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08-01-2014 #34
ba99297, Sorry, it sounds like I did not understand what you meant with the clear coat, I did not think there was enough strength in clear coat when it hardened.
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09-01-2014 #36
Anything of use here ?
Epoxy Resins Shopping Pages
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09-01-2014 #37
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09-01-2014 #38
They wont shrink or sink but they do not harden to the same levels as paints are meant to be somewhat flexible to resist cracking etc, so it wouldn't be suitable for this particular job as it would 'give' unlike the epoxy resins used in these forums before which cure fully.
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