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FP 100% SOLID EPOXY SLOW CURE 2000 - CLEAR
FP 100% SOLID EPOXY SLOW CURE 2000 - CLEAR
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FP Slow Cure Epoxy 2000 SC is a professional-grade, two-component, 100% solids epoxy coating designed for contractors who need extended application time. Its low-viscosity, self-priming formula flows smoothly and creates a seamless, high-gloss finish with excellent adhesion, color stability, and resistance to abrasion and chemicals.
FP Epoxy 2000 SC may be used as a primer, base coat, or finish coat for residential, commercial, and industrial concrete floors. Apply it clear or combine it with compatible pigments, decorative flakes, quartz, and aggregates.
Product Details:
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Kit size: 3 gallons
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Part A: 2 gallons
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Part B: 1 gallon
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Mix ratio: 2:1
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Color: Clear
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Coverage: Approximately 150–200 sq. ft. per gallon at 8–10 mils
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Pot life: Approximately 15–20 minutes
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Working time: Approximately 35–45 minutes after material is poured onto the floor
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Tack free: Approximately 12–16 hours
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Light foot traffic: Approximately 24 hours
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Foot traffic: Approximately 48 hours
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Vehicular traffic: Approximately 72 hours
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Recoat window: Up to 24 hours
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100% solids
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Solvent-free, VOC-free, and virtually odorless
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Self-priming with excellent flow and leveling
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Strong mechanical, chemical, and abrasion resistance
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Clear high-gloss finish
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For professional use
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