Pruett-Schaffer 80-, 84-, and 85-Series Industrial Epoxy Floor Coatings are two-component epoxy-phenalkamine and epoxy-cycloaliphatic amine type self-leveling floor coating systems. When applied over properly prepared and primed concrete substrates, they will provide state of the art protection from acids, alkalis, oils, fuels, solvents, salt and moisture. These monolithic coatings can be used in secondary containment areas and on manufacturing floors subject to extreme conditions; and since they are also beautiful, can be used in utility areas, lobbies, warehouses, and other spaces subject to heavy pedestrian traffic and soiling.  This primer/midcoat-topcoat/ or optional clearcoat is designed to be visually attractive as well as functional. If clearcoating, optional color coordinated vinyl chips may be broadcast under the clear topcoat to create an attractive granite-like appearance. It can be used over new floors to enhance their beauty and serviceability, or over older floors to restore structural integrity and functionality at a fraction of the cost of concrete slab replacement. This product is not intended for consumer use, and should only be used by experienced professional applicators.

 Remove heavy accumulations of grease and oil, if present, with solvents or by power washing with a water/detergent solution. Sandblast, shotblast, or otherwise prepare the area to be primed to remove all existing coatings and contaminants that may have penetrated the surface. Vacuum to remove

 After preparing the floor per instructions, prime with 80-1 Epoxy floor primer (follow application directions for primer). To apply the pigmented midcoat/topcoat, pour approximately 2 or 3 gallons onto the floor at a time with a properly notched squeegee (see Table 1) to obtain the desired film thickness.

7/32 inch 40-mils

7/16 inch 70-mils

Visually appealing results have been obtained by spreading a mixture of 10 parts black to 7 parts white vinyl chips at a rate of 4 to 5 pounds per 1000 square feet onto the Beige midcoat. If the floor is being poured on successive days, leave a 6 inch wet edge by omitting the vinyl chips until the next pass in order to to tie the midcoats tightly together. After allowing for curing, sweep or vacuum away vinyl chips that have not firmly adhered to the midcoat. Apply clear topcoat in a similar manner, following product Technical Data Sheet directions.

Traffic: pedestrian and light vehicle traffic (drum dollies, carts, etc.) such as seen in laboratories, building lobbies, etc.

Chemical exposure: incidental chemical exposure such as cleaning compounds, household chemicals, etc.

40-60 mils:

Traffic: light to moderate vehicular traffic and abrasion service such as golf cart type vehicles or small forklift trucks.

60-80 mils:

Traffic: heavy vehicle traffic such as large forklift trucks or severe abrasion service as seen in heavy-duty warehouses and vehicle garages.

VOC, lb./gallon:

Weight per gallon, lbs. ASTM D-1475:

Non Volatile % by weight:

Non-Volatile % by volume:

Mixing Ratio A to B components by volume:

Pot Life, minutes, @ 70F, mixing volumes supplied:

Viscosity, mixed system, Krebs units:

Theoretical coverage, ft²/gal/mil, dry film:

Recommended dry film thickness, mils:

Flash Point, ⁰F:

Elcometer adhesion, psi ASTM D-4541:

Taber Abraser, CS-17 wheel 100 gr., 1000 cycles:

Decontaminability Factor, ASTM D-4256-83: