E-100 Epoxy 100%

Faster Setting 100% Solids Epoxy

Quick Facts: E-100 Epoxy

Solids Content (weight) – 100%

Dry Time, Tack Free – 6 to 8 hours

Dry Time, Foot Traffic – 14 to 18 hours

Dry Time, Heavy Traffic – 2 to 7 days

Recoat Window – 10 to 16 hours

Pot Life @ 72⁰ F – 10 – 15 Minutes

Application Temperature: 
      Substrate – 50° to 80° F

VOC – less than 50 g/L

 Packaging:

     ¾-Gallon Kits

     3-Gallon Kits

     15-Gallon Kits

COVERAGE  

Typical coverages are as follows for E-100:

            As a Primer or Receive Coat: 160 sq ft per gallon for 10 mil DFT
            As a Build Coat: 100 sq ft per gallon for 16 mil DFT

TYPICAL USES of E-100 Epoxy:

Versatile Epoxy that can be used in Industrial, Commercial, and Residential applications such as:

Schools and Universities

Residential Garages and Basements

Manufacturing and Warehouse Floors

Retail, Restaurants, and Hospitality

Healthcare and Medical Offices

PRODUCT ADVANTAGES of E-100 Epoxy

Versatile Self-Leveling Formula

10-15 Minute Pot Life at 72° F

Faster Set Time for Quick Turnaround

Can add E-FAST to Reduce Working and Set Times by 50%

Tint in the Field with Pigment Packs

Low Odor and VOC Compliant

MIXING INSTRUCTIONS 

If less than full kits will be mixed, each component should be mixed thoroughly with individual tools. Using the same tool to mix part A and Part B will cause contamination and ruin the material being saved for future use. E-100 is to be mixed at a ratio of 2 parts A to 1 part B. In clean mixing containers pour the correct ratio in and mechanically mix for 3 minutes using a jiffy-style mixer. DO NOT USE A STIR STICK! The amount of material mixed should only be what can be utilized within the listed pot life of the product. If mixing full 0.75-gallon or 3-gallon kits, the Part A pail may be used as the mixing container.

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS 

Do not leave mixed material in the mixing container. Mixed product should be poured onto the floor in ribbons then spread and backrolled. A flat or notched squeegee is the most efficient method to quickly get the material across the floor. Do not over-work the product.

RECOAT: Recoat time listed above is directly affected by the ambient surface temperature. Apply additional coatings as early in the recoat window as possible for the best results. Even within the recoat window it is recommended to abrade and clean the existing coat. If the recoat window has passed, it is critical to thoroughly abrade the surface with 80 to 120 grit sanding screens. Thoroughly clean the existing coating before abrading to remove potential contaminants.