Self-leveling Floor Epoxy Resin 4010

Self-leveling Floor Epoxy Resin. Floor Epoxy Resin, made in France. Resoltech product, leader of Epoxy resins.

Epoxy resin is applied over a wide variety of floors. It easily produces a smooth and shiny surface, easy to clean, extremely hard and resistant to a variety of chemical aggressions.




Floor Epoxy Resin: high yield, completely non-toxic substance:

- Zero VOC product, odourless. Contains 100% solids ! No shrinking.
> 1 Liter (1.1kg) of mixture results in a thickness of 1mm over a surface of 1m2

How is the order made and how does the floor resin delivery takes place?

Contact us by email at info@stardustcolors.com
For every requirement, we send you a quote within the day, according to your desired quantity of resin
and delivery address.
Payment is by check, bank transfer or credit card by phone
The shipment is made within 24-48h after receipt of payment.

How and where to use Floor Epoxy resin?

Easy to apply thanks to its qualities:
- Creates a very gloss and hard surface.
- Adheres and wets very well on many substrates
- Cures perfectly at room temperature, non-sensitive to weather conditions
- For indoor use

Floor Epoxy Resin 4010
- Is used transparent or tinted.
- Suitable for private housings, offices or industrial hangars with heavy traffic.
- Self-leveling, filling capacities, high adherence



Mixture:

Must be very precise, in weight, with a scale.
The mixture must be very homogeneous.
For 1000g of resin, add:
- Hardener 4013: 550g
or
- Hardener 4015: 450g

(4015 is faster than the 4013. To apply over floors under European weather conditions, use the 4015 and under tropical climate use the 4013.)


Application

It is best to apply at 18-250C
With a squeegee or serrated spatula
- in 1 pass (1 to 2mm)
- or in 2 passes for industrial applications
(We have about one hundred RAL pigments for Floor Epoxy Resin)

On which floors is Floor Epoxy Resin compatible?
Concretes, paints, wood, tiles, etc.

The substrate preparation is a fundamental step in the success of the epoxy resin:
The floors, new or old, must be regular and flat, thoroughly prepared, and sound.
> Refer to the data sheet on this page.



Drying:

Refer to the datasheet
Gel time on a film of 2mm thickness at 230C
10h29min with Hardener 1013
3h50min with Hardener 1015


How is the order made and how does the floor resin delivery takes place?

Contact us by email at info@stardustcolors.com
For every requirement, we send you a quote within the day, according to your desired quantity of resin
and delivery address.
Payment is by check, bank transfer or credit card by phone
The shipment is made within 24/48h after receipt of payment.

*

Question:
Should I buy the hardener separately?

Answer:
No, because the offer includes all the necessary products: Floor Resin + Hardener (4013 or 4015)*

*Depending on your temperature conditions and the season, we will provide you with the right fast or slow hardener.


Tips for applying the floor resin

> What is sandblasting?

If we talk about putting sand over the first layer of still fresh patching (Resin + sand), its to ensure that when the resin hardens, it will soak part of the sand and create a surface that provides a good adhesion for the tinted finish coat (resin + epoxy pigment). This is to prevent sanding.

> What is the usual final thickness for a home floor and how many passes?
Can we apply a single pass only?

First of all, a slab is required, which is dried for 28 days, then strip with 5% hydrochloric acid in water, brush to remove the laitances from the concrete, then rinse with clear water and dry. A coat of 1010/1014 Primer thinned to 50% by weight should be applied over the mixture. You can work the day after the tinted resin finish coat. You will need at least 1.1kg per square meter, but with 1.5kg/m2 you will be sure to totally immerse the small grains of sand that could stay on the surface after vacuuming. In the case of a primer layer and a finish coat, the floor must be level without defect; otherwise patch first on at least 2mm with the coat loaded with sand to properly level and cover the imperfections.

> Which is the most suitable packaging?

With 4010, it is often a 200kg barrel for industrial floors. For individuals on smaller surfaces, the big 30L jerry can is convenient to carry on site and in different rooms; it is also equipped with a plastic tap.

> What is consumption?

Depending on the surface to be treated, for a 20m2 room you will need 30kg of tinted resin for a consumption of 1.5kg/m2.