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This is a great system to use in a residence where a seamless floor is desired with unique great looks and long term shine. For concrete substrates, the same system can be applied or simply use AD77 and AD127MUV since no primer is needed like it is on wood to fill the porous wood substrate. If going over wood make sure to seal joints with AD811 before coatings. Also, a primer is recommended because of the porous substrate that could cause air bubbles. Either use AD10 or you can mix small amount of AD77 which is the 100% epoxy to use as base coat, and apply as a primer. You will want to thin with xylene at a rate of one cup per gallon. However, the smell is offensive which is why a water-based primer may be better to use. The top coat best suitable is AD127MUV. It will be no more slippery than linoleum, and is extremely easy to clean. Consider AD339 for top coating. Please read data sheet before using. Pot life is very short which provides a fast turn around time. For a small area it may be a good choice.

Instructions:
Chip Flakes
Linoleum preparation required roughing surface with sander to give the surface a light profile to maximize adhesion. Apply one coat (100 sqft per gal) of AD77 and broadcast flakes into that. Let dry, then scrap the floor and sweep off to remove any loose material. Top coat with 2 coats of clear AD127MUV. A second coat of AD127MUV can be applied if a smoother finish is desired.

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