One of the most important things in our lives are the floors we walk on and there are many different types of floors for every single application. It can be tough to find a flooring solution that stands up against wear and tear.

• Removing the floor coating

Once epoxy is applied to the floor, changing colors or designs can be quite challenging and costly. In those situations where the floor has to be repaired, removals are extensive and costly as well. If you’re looking to make changes to your surface, it’s highly recommended that you consult a professional contractor first to conduct an analysis of your floor’s moisture tolerance / delamination in order to determine whether its more cost-effective (and easier) to simply re-sand and coat with epoxy than it would be if you were looking into alternative options. A professional can also ensure that your flooring holds up well under heavy traffic in high-traffic settings or applications - for example offices, airports or giant sports arenas!

• Moisture

Let's face it - no floor is water-resistant. If we keep in mind that this is true, then we can also assume that our floor tiles may encounter issues as well if we set them up in a bathroom or kitchen. After all, moisture trapped below the surface of any tile will eventually evaporate into the air and more often than not, give rise to serious problems. While this is an issue across all tile types, it’s particularly notable when it comes to grout-less floors because unlike grouted floors which are built to repel liquid spills and soaks (hence the name ‘grout-free’) these types of setups count on their own materials to make sure water doesn’t seep below the surface and subsequently leak into your house. If you're planning on installing a grout-less setup somewhere like your kitchen or bathroom then take note of this as you weigh up your options.

• Additional costs

One of the challenges with using epoxy flooring in an indoor setting is that homeowners have to buy special cleaning solutions for cleaning the floors as well as chemicals for ensuring that this flooring does not adhere to carpets or other soft surfaces. Since homeowners seldom deal with epoxy and such chemicals, many first-time consumers can run into problems when purchasing such materials because mistakes are bound to happen. Imagine having a huge spill on your floor - what will you do then? If your mesh tapes are faulty, you may end up spending extra cash on replacement patches or replacements instead of paying for more expensive new but more efficient products. This can be a costly affair and I hope your product helps homeowners prevent it from happening!

• Adherence

Although some other paint can be painted on concrete surfaces, not all paints adhere well to concrete floors. The process followed when painting the floor is what helps make sure that an epoxy paints will stay stuck to the floor and stay in place for a significant amount of time. Whether you're worried about peeling of the paint or it just doesn't look too pretty anymore - we've got you covered!

• Sensitivity

No one wants to spend a fortune on extremely durable flooring only to find out that it will chip and scratch very easily. This can happen if you install the resin-based coating at a time when humidity levels in your home or business are abnormally high. You have to make sure you take the time to take special precautions before applying the first coat of resin finish. We recommend using a dehumidifier for 24 hours prior to applying your first coat so as to extract as much moisture from the air as possible and prevent any excess from getting trapped underneath your new floor finish once it has been applied.