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Dundee Chevrolet
Before
After Two Neat Coats with Aluminum Oxide This dealership owner knew he had to fix the problem area and protect the concrete, although did not want to spend a lot of money. The jobsite was prepped with shot blasting and two neat coats of Product 320 CrownShield 50. The top coat was heavily broadcasted and back rolled with # 60 aluminum oxide to provide slip resistance, easy clean up and durability. Since then all Chevrolet dealers service areas are spec’d with Product 315 Crown Shield SL at 1/8”and a choice of top coats, Product 334 Crown Pro 10 pigmented (UV Stable) or Product 319 Crown Shield UV pigmented (UV Resistant).
Job Completed: June 2010
Products Used
CrownShield 50
CrownShield® 50, Product No. 320 is a two-component straw (Clear) or pigmented epoxy floor coating or epoxy polymer concrete (EPC) when aggregate is added. It is a 100% solids, moisture-insensitive, non-shrink, nearly no odorduring application.
Read MoreCrown Shield SL
CrownShield®SL, Product No.315 is a three-component pigmented epoxy polymer concrete (EPC) that is a self-priming and self-leveling flooring overlay. It is a 100% solids, moisture-insensitive, non-shrink, nearly no odor during the one-lift application.
Read MoreCrown Pro 10
CrownPro 10, Product No. 334 are Non-yellowing, Two-Component UV Stable Polyaspartic Aliphatic Polyurea Top Coats for Wood, Tile, Concrete and Polymer Floor and Deck Coating Systems.
Read More319 Crown Shield
CrownShield, Product No. 319 is a two-component pigmented epoxy floor polymer. It is a 100% solids, non-shrink, highly modified for better UV resistance (see limitations), nearly no odor during application of the polymer.
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