POLYASPARTICS INSTRUCTIONS




Installation Instructions for Polyaspartics
Tools/Equipment Needed


BRUSHES
for cutting in edges

5 mil or 10 mil 18”
ROLLER
sleeves plus cagewith pole attachment


DRILLwith
mixing paddle


Mixing
PAILS


SMALL PAIL
for use with brush to do edges

SHOP
VAC

BROOM


GLOVES
for mixing and coating

Spiked
SHOES


Garbage
BAGS


SMALL TARP
for mixing station

PAINT
SticksInstallation Steps
01
Prepare surface for proper bonding by diamond grinding, shot blasting or acid etching Vacuum floor to
ensure all dust or excess chips are removed (this is critical for adhesion of the coating to the concrete).
02
Prepare all tools necessary for coating (drill, pails, brush, rollers, tray, gloves, etc).
03
Mix equal amounts of parts A and B in a clean mixing pail and drill mix for about 30 seconds. Mix only
as much as you will use in 20 minutes.
04
Only mix enough product to do the cutting in. Immediately begin brushing edges around the
perimeter and around poles or equipment with a brush. Then mix up enough product that you will be
comfortable with to do the main floor. Pour all mixed product on the floor in ribbons and use squeegee
to spread the product leaving only enough to cover the floor or decorative chips.
05
Push or pull the flat squeegee at an even speed with a downward pressure. The first coat should be
approximately 10-12 mils (133-160 square feet per gallon). Back rolling with an 18” roller is necessary even
if coat is applied thin and even as it will ensure that you are not leaving puddles or high spots
anywhere. Never mix more product than you can apply in a 15-20 minute period. If you need to apply a
second coat you must wait at least 3 hours or until the floor is tack free up until 12 hours. If you pass 24
hours you need to aggressively abrade the surface before applying second coat.
06
Remember you must maintain a wet edge at all times – do not let an area start to dry otherwise you
will end up with lines where the wet and the dry product meets.
***Remember to always check to see what the mix ratio is before mixing.