A perfect industrial floor is not just a coat of paint; it is a rigorous engineering process. If improperly constructed, even the highest quality resin can peel or crack. PZSSS believes that professional engineering quality stems from extreme control over details. The following are 5 core elements to ensure the durability of floor paint:
1. Strictly control the moisture content of the substrate Construction on damp concrete is the main cause of bubbling and peeling. Before construction, ensure that the moisture content is below 4%. PZSSS recommends using a professional moisture meter to confirm that the substrate has met the construction standards for epoxy or polyurethane systems.
2. Thorough Mechanical Grinding A smooth concrete surface cannot provide sufficient "grip". Through mechanical grinding or shot blasting, the capillary pores of the concrete can be opened, ensuring that the PZSSS primer can penetrate deeply and form a strong anchor.
3. Dust removal is crucial Even a thin layer of dust can act as a barrier between the substrate and the coating. After grinding, an industrial vacuum cleaner must be used for thorough cleaning to ensure the surface reaches "surgical-grade" cleanliness.
4. Precise Material Proportioning Industrial floor paints are mostly two-component materials. A professional electric mixer must be used, and mixing must be strictly carried out according to the ratio provided by PZSSS. Incorrect ratio or uneven mixing will cause localized non-curing or insufficient hardness on the floor.
5. Monitor ambient temperature and humidity Environmental conditions directly affect the curing reaction of the coating. When the air humidity exceeds 85% or the temperature approaches the dew point, construction should be stopped to prevent issues such as surface blushing or loss of gloss.