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Achieving superior adhesion is vital for keeping resin flooring durable and free from issues like peeling, staining, or premature wear. Correct preparation ensures your floor performs as intended.
Surface Preparation: The Foundation of Strong Adhesion
Before applying any resin coating, the substrate must be clean, stable, and dry. Remove all dust, grease, and contaminants using a product like the Strong Technical Degreaser. This step is essential—leftover debris or oils can stop the resin from bonding fully, leading to surface imperfections down the line.
- Clear out dust and particles by vacuuming.
- Treat oily patches or stubborn residues with an appropriate degreaser.
- Ensure the surface has thoroughly dried before proceeding.
Choosing and Using the Right Primer
On absorbent surfaces such as concrete, tiles, screed, or timber, applying a compatible primer is crucial for adhesion. A water-based option like Epoxyprimer creates a strong bond between the surface and your resin flooring. Use a roller, brush, or spatula for an even coat, and allow 24–48 hours curing time to ensure complete adhesion before adding further resin layers.
When Superior Adhesion Matters Most
Superior adhesion is especially critical in high-traffic areas or settings where cleaning and maintenance are frequent. It prevents early signs of damage, such as cracking or lifting, and also helps the floor resist common stains that occur from spills or daily use.
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