Did you know that Versatile Building Products’ offers a product to get your Roll on Rock installs done in as little as one day? Want to find out how?
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Posted by Versatile Building Products on Thursday, July 5, 2018
Here is a chart that goes over the process of doing an install in one day:
Process |
Product |
Approximate Time |
Grinding Concrete |
Grinder |
30-120 minutes |
Crack repair (if any) |
5 Minute Crack Weld |
30 minutes |
Vacuum Floor before install |
Vacuum |
15 minutes |
Epoxy application |
4195 with (2) 41 series accelerators @ 220 sq. ft. |
30 Minutes |
Flake Broadcasting |
¼” Roll on Rock Flake |
15 Minutes |
Dry time for 4195 with flake |
– |
1.5-3 hours |
Scrape and vacuum flake |
Bent Floor Scraper |
30-45 minutes |
Mid-topcoat application *Optional* |
5205 |
30 Minutes |
Wait time before applying final topcoat |
– |
30-60 Minutes |
Final top coat application |
5073 with (1) 50 series accelerator @ 500 sq. ft. |
30 Minutes |
Total Install time |
– |
5 – 8.5 hours |
After installation, you can walk on the floor in as little as 4-6 hours and can move back your larger items by the next day. By using accelerators, installs go from 3-4 days down to as little as 1 day.
The 41, 48, 50 & 53 series accelerators are intended for use in the corresponding 4100, 4800, 5000, 5200 & 5300 coatings. By adding in 1-2 accelerators per kit of coating, you can speed up the dry time to as little as 2 hours, getting your customers back into their space in a timely manner and enabling you to complete more profitable installs.
The accelerators are ideal in colder weather conditions as they enable you to complete an installation without the expected delays from colder weather, or in circumstances where there is limited shut down capacity to facilitate the specified duration of down time intended before use.
Good Day,
What grinder is being used in the above video? It looks like an Onfloor grinder, can you please confirm.
Thanks