Cherry Bomb Vinyl Flakes – 1/4" Flake Size (F9920) Product Overview Cherry Bomb Vinyl Flakes (F9920) are a solid red epoxy flake known for their bold color and high visibility. Ideal as an accent, these flakes add striking contrast and visual energy to garage floors, lanais, patios, and more. Key Features Vibrant solid red flakes for high-impact accent Pre-engineered 1/4" size for even distribution Compatible with all vinyl flake systems Long-lasting color retention Recommended Uses Accent color in multicolor blends Red highlights with Domino (FB-411) blends Themed epoxy floors in garages, lanais, patios Residential and commercial installations Installation Notes Broadcast 1–5 lbs per 400 Square Feet of epoxy base coat Adjust flake rate based on desired coverage Remove excess flakes before sealing Seal with one of our Professional Grade Topcoats for best results See full line of vinyl flake colors to build your custom mix OneStopEpoxy.com where nationwide shipping on vinyl flakes is always free.

Conical Filter S26 The Conical Pre-Filter effectively removes toxins and dust generated during on-site construction, contributing to a cleaner and more environmentally-friendly air. This polyester pre-filter is specifically designed for the S26 Dust Extractor and offers a washable, long-lasting solution. It remains free from clogs, ensuring continuous and efficient filtration.

Conical Filter S36 This conical pre-filter is compatible with both the Ermator S36 and Husqvarna S36 110v Single-Phase Dust Extractors. Its polyester material aids in the removal of environmental toxins and dust particles from the surrounding air. It is referred to as the Conical Pre-Filter for the S36 Extractor, made of polyester.

Bar Top and Countertop Epoxy | 100% Solids Clear Flood Coat One Stop Epoxy Bar Top and Countertop Epoxy is a professional grade, 100% solids, 2 to 1 resin system built for clear flood coats on bar tops, countertops, live edge tables, and custom furniture. It pours out level, releases its own air, and cures to the glass like depth people expect from a premium surface. This is not a floor coating. It is a controlled pour resin for horizontal surfaces where clarity, air release, and finish quality are the only things that matter. VOC free, so it works in a home shop or an occupied building without clearing the room. Seal the surface, mix it slow, pour it at 1/8 inch, and let it lay down. That is the whole job. Where This Product Excels Commercial Bar Tops: Restaurant and bar surfaces that take glasses, elbows, and nightly cleaning. Live Edge Tables and Furniture: Slab work where the grain is the whole point. Countertop Resurfacing: Kitchen and bathroom counters going over the existing surface. Woodworking and Art: Sealing and finishing custom pieces where clarity is the finish. Key Features and Benefits 100% Solids Formula: Zero shrinkage and zero VOC. What you pour is what you keep. Superior Air Release: Formulated to push bubbles out on its own when the surface underneath is sealed. High Clarity: Deep, crystal clear finish that shows the wood grain and the pigment rather than hiding them. Blush Free Cure: No clouding, no oily film, none of the haze that shows up in cheaper resins. Scratch and Stain Resistant: Built for daily residential and commercial use. 30 to 45 Minutes of Working Time: Long enough to place it, guide it, and think about it. Beginner Friendly: The 2 to 1 ratio is forgiving and nothing about this fights a clock. The Golden Rule of Bar Tops and Countertops Always apply a thin seal coat before your flood coat. Brush or squeegee a light pass on first. It seals the pores of the wood or concrete so air cannot escape into your finish coat later. Almost every bubble in a finished bar top came from the substrate, not from the bucket. Porous material outgasses as it warms, and that air goes straight up into wet resin and cures there permanently. A seal coat locks it in the wood where it belongs. Skip it and you will be chasing bubbles with a torch and losing. Mixing Instructions Mix Ratio: 2 parts resin to 1 part hardener by volume. Mix Time: 2 to 3 minutes with a drill mixer on low speed. Technique: Scrape the sides and the bottom of the bucket. Unmixed resin on the wall of the pail is a soft spot in your finish. Speed: Keep the drill slow. Whipping the material beats air into it, and then you are fixing a problem you created. Mixers: Use a 1 gallon paddle for partial kits and a 5 gallon paddle for full kits. Application Guidelines Seal Coat First: Thin film at 30 to 40 square feet per gallon on any porous surface. Flood Coat: Pour at 12 to 16 square feet per gallon to reach 1/8 inch. Do not stretch it. Let It Work: The resin is engineered to flow level on its own. Pour it and leave it alone. Edge Work: A Magic Trowel or a small roller guides the material at the edges without fighting the self leveling. Second Coats: Recoat within 12 to 24 hours and no sanding is needed. Past 24 hours, scuff with 220 grit for a mechanical bond. ENVIRONMENTAL WARNING Do not apply in direct sunlight or on a sunbaked surface, and do not apply with air blowing across it from a fan or an HVAC vent. Moving air skins the surface before the resin finishes laying down, and the wavy finish that leaves is permanent. This Is a Flood Coat, Not a Casting Resin Hard limit: 1/8 inch per lift. Pour it thicker and the exotherm runs away, which means yellowing, ripples, or cracks in a piece you cannot repair. Deep casting work, river pours between live edge slabs, and object encapsulation all need a low exotherm casting resin, which is a different product built for depth. We do not stock one at this time. For a bar top or a counter, 1/8 inch is not a limitation, it is the correct build, and additional lifts get you more depth if you want it. Add Color A clear resin is a canvas. The same metallic pigments and solid color pigments that build metallic floors work here, and the 30 to 45 minute working time gives you room to swirl a pattern and have it stay where you put it. We stock 100+ custom pigments, including 6 metallic variants. That is a deeper color range than the resin brands carry, and it is why a lot of makers buy their color here. Coverage and Cure Schedule Application Step Thickness Coverage Seal coat on porous surfaces Thin film 30 to 40 sq ft per gallon Standard flood coat 1/8 inch 12 to 16 sq ft per gallon Working Time: 30 to 45 minutes depending on temperature Tack Free: 8 to 12 hours Light Use: 24 hours Full Cure: 72 hours Skill Level: Beginner Frequently Asked Questions Is this a bar top epoxy?▾ Yes. Commercial bar tops are one of the main things it was built for, along with countertops, live edge tables, and custom furniture. It pours level and cures clear enough to show everything underneath it. How thick can I pour it at one time?▾ 1/8 inch per lift. Thicker and the material overheats, which causes yellowing, ripples, or cracks. For more depth, pour additional lifts instead of one thick one. How much do I need?▾ For the flood coat, figure 12 to 16 square feet per gallon at 1/8 inch. Your seal coat goes much further at 30 to 40 square feet per gallon. Do not use the seal coat number for your flood coat or the finish will be far too thin. Can I use this for a river table?▾ Not for the deep pour between the slabs. That needs a low exotherm casting resin built for depth, and we do not stock one at this time. This is a flood coat for the finished surface. Do I need to torch out the bubbles?▾ Usually not, if you sealed the surface first. This system releases air well over a sealed substrate. A quick pass with a torch or heat gun pops the stragglers, but if you are fighting bubbles, the seal coat is what failed. Why is the seal coat so important?▾ Bubbles come from air escaping the wood or concrete underneath, not from your mixing. A thin seal coat locks that air in the substrate so it cannot ruin the flood coat on top. Can I add color to it?▾ Yes. It takes metallic pigments, solid color pigments, and dyes, and the working time is long enough to swirl a pattern that stays put. Do I have to sand between coats?▾ Not if the second coat goes on within 12 to 24 hours. After that, scuff with 220 grit to get a mechanical bond. Is this epoxy food safe?▾ Once fully cured, 100% solids epoxy is generally considered inert and suitable for incidental food contact, which is why it works for kitchen counters and dining tables. What happens if a fan is blowing on it while it cures?▾ Moving air skins the surface over before the resin lays down, and you get a permanent wavy finish. Turn off the fans, point the vents away, and keep it out of direct sun. Is this beginner friendly?▾ Yes. The 2 to 1 ratio is forgiving and the working time is long enough that you are not racing a cure. Seal the surface, mix slow, pour, walk away. Can I use this on my garage floor?▾ It is the wrong tool. This is built for counters and furniture, not slabs under traffic. Use 100% solids floor epoxy or a complete flooring system instead. Technical Documents Download the technical and safety data sheets below: Technical Data Sheet (TDS) | Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

Performance Benefits High bond strength to concrete substrates for long lasting adhesion. Excellent durability and chemical resistance for demanding environments. Recommended Applications Crack and surface defect repair prior to epoxy flooring. Filling voids, pinholes, and minor surface imperfections. Surface preparation before installing resinous floor systems. Typical Uses Industrial and manufacturing facilities. Warehouses and logistics centers. Commercial and retail floors. Garages and parking structures. Food and beverage processing areas. Healthcare, educational, and pharmaceutical facilities. OneStopEpoxy.com where nationwide shipping on crack and joint fillers is always free.

Domino Vinyl Flakes – 1/4" Flake Size (FB-411) Domino (FB-411) is a bold, high-contrast flake blend that balances black, gray, and white in perfect proportion. Its clean, monochromatic palette offers a timeless look that works in both modern and traditional interiors. Whether you're designing a showroom, garage, or basement floor, Domino provides a striking visual impact while remaining neutral enough to complement almost any space or color scheme. Domino Is Made Up Of: 33% Black (F1050) – Strong base and contrast 33% Granite (F1410) – Light-to-medium gray 33% White (F1820) – Bright, clean white This well-balanced flake blend is part of Torginol’s Varicolored Flake series and is one of the most recognized color combinations in the epoxy flooring world. What Are Vinyl Flakes? Vinyl flakes are decorative aggregates used to enhance the look and feel of resin-based flooring systems. They add color, texture, and light slip resistance while increasing the visual impact of your epoxy floor. One Stop Epoxy supplies only UV-stable, precision-screened flakes for a clean, professional finish every time. Installing An Epoxy Flake Floor System For a 2-day full flake floor, broadcast Domino flakes into our Self-Leveling 100% Solids High Strength Epoxy – 3 Gallon Kit For faster turnaround, use 150 Fast Cure 100% Solids Epoxy – Light Gray (For professional or highly experienced users only.) Seal a full flake system with PolyGloss 85 – Regular or Slow Go, 1–3 Gallon Kits Seal a partial flake system with Urethane Gloss/Satin High Performance Epoxy Topcoat – 1 Gallon Recommended Uses Showroom Floors Interior Living Areas Man Cave Garage Hotel Lobbies Porch Kitchen Bar Tops Restaurants Locker Rooms High-Traffic Areas Patio Basement

APF Epoxy 400 Thixotropic APF Epoxy 400 Thixotropic is a high viscosity, 100% solids epoxy resin system designed primarily for grouting aggregate filled epoxy flooring systems. Manufactured by Arizona Polymer Flooring (APF), part of ICP Group, it can also be used for cove base, wainscot, wall rendering, finish coat, and aggregate binder applications where additional body and vertical hold are required. A high viscosity epoxy for grout coats, cove base, wall rendering, aggregate binding, and other applications where standard flowing epoxy would not provide the required body or application control. Quick Answer: APF Epoxy 400 Thixotropic is a high viscosity, 100% solids epoxy primarily used as a grout coat over aggregate filled epoxy floors (colored quartz, vinyl flake, decorative systems). It also handles cove base, wainscot, and wall rendering where standard flowing epoxy will not hold vertically. Applied at 5 – 8 mils per coat by squeegee and back roll — never by dip and roll. Mixing ratio is 2A : 1B. Available in Regular Cure (16 hour light traffic at 77°F) or Fast Cure (7 hour light traffic at 77°F). Optional UVR version available when UV resistance is required. Where Epoxy 400 Thixotropic Fits in Your System Epoxy 400 Thixotropic is commonly used as a grout coat over aggregate filled epoxy flooring systems. Its higher viscosity helps fill and seal the surface while providing the body needed to remain workable without flowing like a lower viscosity epoxy. The same high viscosity formulation also allows the product to be used for cove base, wainscot, and wall rendering applications. APF recommends following the applicable system instructions for aggregate quantities and specific cove or wall installation procedures. Epoxy 400 Thixotropic may also be used as a finish coat or aggregate binder. The clear version provides good clarity for colored quartz, vinyl mosaic flake aggregates, and decorative architectural concrete used in cove applications. When used as a standalone coating, it produces a uniform orange peel finish. Key Features and Benefits 100% solids epoxy: Provides a high build resin system without solvent evaporation reducing the installed film. High viscosity: Provides additional body for grout coats, cove base, wall rendering, and other applications where greater material hold is needed. Multipurpose system: May be used as a grout coat, finish coat, or aggregate binder. Good clarity: Suitable for use with colored quartz, vinyl mosaic flake aggregates, and decorative architectural concrete in cove applications. Pigmented options: High pigment loading provides good substrate hide and consistent color when roller applied. Physical strength: Shore D hardness of 78, tensile strength of 6,230 psi, and compressive strength of 19,501 psi. 11% elongation: Provides a balance of strength and flexibility. Fast Cure option: An optional modified Part B hardener provides faster return to service while using the same Part A component. Optional UVR version: Available when increased UV resistance is required. Special hardeners available: APF lists special hardeners for applications involving damp concrete. Recommended Applications Aggregate filled epoxy flooring systems Colored quartz flooring systems Vinyl flake flooring systems Grout coat applications Cove base Wainscot applications Wall rendering Aggregate binding Manufacturing facilities Warehouses Pharmaceutical facilities Retail and commercial spaces Health care and institutional facilities Correctional facilities Veterinary and animal care facilities Mixing Instructions Premix Part A for 3 minutes before adding Part B. Move the drill throughout the container and scrape the sidewalls and bottom while mixing. If a color pack is required, add it to Part A before Part B is added and blend thoroughly. Standard color pack loading is 1 pint per 1.5 mixed gallons. Safety Blue 077, Safety Red 083, Safety Yellow 063, and White 000 require 1 quart of color pack per 1.5 mixed gallons for proper hiding and coverage. Add Part B to Part A. The mixing ratio is 2 parts A to 1 part B by volume. Mix the combined material for 3 minutes with a medium speed drill mixer. Do not attempt to mix the material by hand. Distribute the material onto the surface immediately after complete mixing. Contractor Tip: Epoxy 400 Thixotropic is applied by squeegee and back roll only — never by dip and roll. This is different from most standard flowing epoxies. Have the squeegee, the 1/4 inch or 3/8 inch back roller, application area, and crew fully staged before Parts A and B are combined. Because APF instructs installers to distribute the material immediately after mixing, staging the job before mixing prevents unnecessary material from remaining in the bucket and gives the crew the best chance at a clean grout coat finish. Coverage and Cure Application Detail APF Epoxy 400 Thixotropic Mixing Ratio 2A : 1B by volume Grout Coat Thickness 5 – 8 mils per coat Theoretical Coverage at 5 Mils Approximately 320 square feet per gallon* Theoretical Coverage at 8 Mils Approximately 200 square feet per gallon* Regular Cure, Dry to Touch at 77°F Approximately 6 hours Regular Cure, Light Traffic at 77°F Approximately 16 hours Regular Cure, Full Cure at 77°F Approximately 7 days Fast Cure, Dry to Touch at 77°F Approximately 3 hours Fast Cure, Light Traffic at 77°F Approximately 7 hours Fast Cure, Full Cure at 77°F Approximately 5 days Fast Cure, Dry to Touch at 50°F Approximately 18 hours Fast Cure, Light Traffic at 50°F Approximately 30 hours Fast Cure, Full Cure at 50°F Approximately 14 days Ambient Application Conditions Ambient temperature must be at least 5°F above the dew point. High humidity or low temperatures will prolong cure time. *APF does not publish a square foot coverage rate in the current Epoxy 400 Thixotropic Product Data Sheet. The approximate 200 – 320 square feet per gallon figures above are theoretical coverage calculated from the published 100% solids content and 5 – 8 mil grout coat application thickness. Actual coverage will be lower when material is consumed filling aggregate, surface texture, pores, irregularities, or remains in application tools and containers. Cure times depend on temperature and humidity. High humidity and lower temperatures will extend cure times. Surface Preparation Concrete must be clean, structurally sound, and properly prepared before Epoxy 400 Thixotropic is applied. Concrete must be cured for a minimum of 30 days. Concrete must have a minimum compressive strength of 3,000 psi. The surface must be free from wax, loose paint, curing compounds, dust, and other contamination. Mechanically prepare concrete to a minimum ICRI/CSP 3 – 4 surface profile. Refer to ICRI Technical Guidelines 310 – 330 for surface preparation standards. Acid etching is not recommended and will void the manufacturer's warranty. Vacuum the prepared concrete thoroughly to remove all dust before application. Previously coated surfaces must be soundly adhered, mechanically cleaned, and abraded to produce a uniformly gloss free, open texture. Concrete moisture testing: It is the applicator's responsibility to test concrete moisture in accordance with ASTM F2170-19. If moisture readings exceed 85%, install the APF VaporSolve® system in accordance with its published technical data sheet before applying Epoxy 400 Thixotropic. Contact APF Technical Service for additional guidance. Application Guidelines When used as a grout coat: Confirm that the primed substrate is pore and pinhole free before application. Epoxy 400 Thixotropic is typically installed over a primed, aggregate filled surface — not directly over bare concrete when used as a grout coat. Measure and confirm that ambient conditions are at least 5°F above the dew point. Mix the material according to the instructions above. Distribute the mixed material onto the surface immediately after mixing. Apply with a squeegee. Back roll with a quality 1/4 inch or 3/8 inch solvent resistant roller cover. Apply in a thin layer at 5 – 8 mils. Do not apply Epoxy 400 Thixotropic by dip and roll. Apply a second coat when necessary to produce a pore free surface before subsequent coatings are installed. Cove base applications: Follow the applicable APF Cove Base Application Instructions for aggregate quantities and installation procedures. The amount and type of aggregate required will depend on the cove system being installed. Wall rendering and wainscot applications: Follow the applicable APF System Application Instructions for cove base, wainscot, and wall rendering installations. The Product Data Sheet does not provide a complete standalone wall rendering procedure. Application Warning: Do not apply Epoxy 400 Thixotropic by dip and roll when it is being used as a grout coat. APF specifies squeegee application followed by back rolling with a 1/4 inch or 3/8 inch solvent resistant roller cover. Dip and roll application will not produce the intended finish and can compromise the grout coat performance. Regular Cure and Fast Cure Options APF Epoxy 400 Thixotropic is available with a Fast Cure hardener when a shorter return to service is required. The Part A component remains the same. The Part B component is modified for the Fast Cure version. At 77°F, the standard version reaches light traffic in approximately 16 hours, while Fast Cure reaches light traffic in approximately 7 hours. Cure performance changes significantly with temperature, so use the cure table above when planning installation and return to service. Heater Warning: Do not use kerosene or propane forced air heating equipment during application. APF states that combustion byproducts from this equipment may cause discoloration and finish defects. If supplemental heat is required, use only indirect fired or electric heating equipment. Handling and Safety Use only with adequate ventilation. Use an appropriate cartridge type respirator during application in confined areas. Avoid contact with skin and wear protective gloves. Read and understand the current Safety Data Sheet before using the product. Product Specifications Specification APF Epoxy 400 Thixotropic Product Type High viscosity, two component epoxy Manufacturer Arizona Polymer Flooring (APF), ICP Group Mixing Ratio 2A : 1B by volume Solids Content by Volume 100% VOC, Clear and Fast Cure Clear 70 g/L VOC, Pigmented and Fast Cure Pigmented 79 g/L Shore D Hardness 78 (ASTM D2240) Tensile Strength 6,230 psi (ASTM D638) Elongation 11% (ASTM D638) Compressive Strength 19,501 psi (ASTM D695) Yield Strength 9,850 psi (ASTM D695) Flexural Strength 9,680 psi (ASTM D790) Bond Strength to Concrete Greater than 350 psi (ASTM D4541). Concrete substrate fails before coating bond. Grout Coat Application Thickness 5 – 8 mils Colors Clear, 10 standard colors, Safety Red, Safety Yellow, and Safety Blue. Contact One Stop Epoxy for the current standard color chart. Package Sizes 1.5 gallon (5.7 L) and 15 gallon (56.8 L) complete A+B units Storage Temperature 50°F – 85°F (10°C – 30°C) Shelf Life 1 year from date of manufacture for standard components, in original unopened container. The Clear A Component may have a different shelf life — contact APF for specifics. Warranty 1 year from date of shipment. See APF Standard Warranty Statement for full terms. Storage Warning: Store Epoxy 400 Thixotropic between 50°F and 85°F and away from heat sources. Do not allow the material to freeze. In warmer climates, including Florida and other Gulf Coast regions, store the product in a climate controlled environment. Ambient temperatures in uncooled warehouses, storage sheds, and vehicles routinely exceed 85°F during warmer months, which can shorten shelf life and compromise product performance. Frequently Asked Questions What is APF Epoxy 400 Thixotropic used for? ▾ APF Epoxy 400 Thixotropic is a high viscosity, 100% solids epoxy used primarily for grouting aggregate filled epoxy flooring systems. It can also be used as a finish coat, aggregate binder, cove base resin, and in certain wall rendering and wainscot applications. Does Epoxy 400 Thixotropic require a primer? ▾ When used as a grout coat, yes. Epoxy 400 Thixotropic is typically applied over a primed, aggregate filled substrate — not directly over bare concrete. APF specifies that the primed surface must be pore and pinhole free before the grout coat is applied. Follow the APF System Application Instructions for the specific system being installed to confirm the correct primer for that system. What is the mixing ratio for Epoxy 400 Thixotropic? ▾ Epoxy 400 Thixotropic mixes at 2 parts A to 1 part B by volume. Premix Part A for 3 minutes, add and blend the color pack when required, then add Part B and mix the combined material for another 3 minutes with a medium speed drill mixer. How thick should Epoxy 400 Thixotropic be applied as a grout coat? ▾ APF specifies a thin 5 – 8 mil application when Epoxy 400 Thixotropic is used as a grout coat. Apply it with a squeegee and back roll with a 1/4 inch or 3/8 inch solvent resistant roller cover. How much area does Epoxy 400 Thixotropic cover? ▾ APF does not publish a square foot coverage rate in the current Product Data Sheet. Theoretical coverage based on the published 100% solids content and 5 – 8 mil grout coat thickness: At 5 mils per coat: approximately 320 square feet per gallon At 8 mils per coat: approximately 200 square feet per gallon Actual coverage will be lower once material lost to aggregate texture, surface irregularities, and application waste is accounted for. Can Epoxy 400 Thixotropic be applied by dip and roll? ▾ No. APF specifically states that Epoxy 400 Thixotropic should not be applied by dip and roll when used as a grout coat. Apply the material with a squeegee and then back roll it with a suitable solvent resistant roller cover. Is Epoxy 400 Thixotropic UV resistant? ▾ APF lists excellent UV resistance with the optional UVR version of Epoxy 400 Thixotropic. The standard version should not automatically be treated as equivalent to the UVR option where UV exposure is a concern. Is a Fast Cure version available? ▾ Yes. APF offers a Fast Cure hardener for Epoxy 400 Thixotropic. The Part A component remains the same, while the Part B component is modified for faster cure and return to service. How quickly does the Fast Cure version cure at 77°F? ▾ At 77°F, APF lists the Fast Cure version as dry to touch in approximately 3 hours, ready for light traffic in approximately 7 hours, and fully cured in approximately 5 days. Can Epoxy 400 Thixotropic be used for cove base? ▾ Yes. Cove base is one of the intended applications for Epoxy 400 Thixotropic. APF directs installers to the applicable Cove Base Application Instructions for the correct aggregate quantities and installation procedure. Can Epoxy 400 Thixotropic be used for wall rendering? ▾ Yes. APF identifies wall rendering and wainscot as supported applications. Follow the appropriate APF System Application Instructions because the Product Data Sheet does not provide the complete wall rendering procedure. Is acid etching acceptable for concrete preparation? ▾ No. APF does not recommend acid etching and states that acid etching will void the manufacturer's warranty. Mechanically prepare concrete to a minimum ICRI/CSP 3 – 4 profile per ICRI Technical Guidelines 310 – 330. What should be done when concrete moisture exceeds 85%? ▾ Concrete moisture should be tested in accordance with ASTM F2170-19. If moisture is indicated above 85%, APF specifies installation of the VaporSolve® system in accordance with its published technical data sheet before proceeding. Can I use a propane heater during application? ▾ No. Kerosene and propane forced air heaters can cause discoloration and finish defects due to combustion byproducts. If supplemental heat is required during application or cure, use only indirect fired or electric heating equipment. Technical and Safety Documents For complete technical, application, handling, storage, and safety information, review the current APF Product Data Sheet and Safety Data Sheet before installation. Product documents are updated periodically, so always confirm that you are working from the current revision. View TDS and SDS Sheets

Epoxy Crack Filler | 100% Solids Non Sag Gel for Cracks and Joints Epoxy Crack Filler is a professional grade, 100% solids, two component (1 to 1) gel epoxy built for repairing cracks, joints, spalls, and surface defects in concrete. The non sag consistency is the entire point of the product. It goes exactly where you put it and it stays there, on the floor or on a wall. Liquid repair resins have two failure modes. On a slab they disappear into the subgrade and you come back to fill the same crack twice. On a wall they run straight down and you chase them with a knife. This gel does neither. It bridges the void, holds the v groove, and gives you time to tool it flush before it sets. This is the controlled repair. One application, tooled flush, ground smooth, coated over. Where This Product Fits in Your System Floor Cracks and Spalls: Fills and holds without sinking into the slab, so one pass finishes the repair. Vertical Repairs: Wall stems, curbs, and pillars where a liquid filler would run before it set. Control Joints: Static contraction joints you need filled flush with the surrounding floor. Pre Coating Prep: Sealing cracks before a high build epoxy, flake, metallic, or polyaspartic system goes down. Key Features and Benefits Non Sag Gel Formula: Holds on vertical surfaces without dripping, running, or slumping. Horizontal and Vertical: One product for the slab, the curb, and the wall instead of two. 100% Solids and Zero VOC: Solvent free with virtually no odor, so it works in occupied interiors, basements, and garages. 1 to 1 Mix Ratio: Equal parts by volume. Nothing to measure wrong on a jobsite. Superior Bond Strength: High mechanical properties built for industrial and commercial traffic. 30 Minutes of Working Time: Enough room to place and tool the repair properly, and ready to grind in 2 hours 30 minutes. Gray: Blends under a full flake or quartz broadcast and disappears under an opaque base coat. It does not accept pigment. Grinds Clean: Once cured it takes a diamond without gumming up, which is what lets you make the repair disappear. Excellent Compatibility: Coats over with any epoxy, urethane, or polyaspartic system we sell. Why Professional Installers Use It A liquid repair on a wide crack is a guessing game. You pour, it sinks, you come back, you pour again. Every trip costs material and labor, and the repair still ends up low. This gel stays in the v groove. You press it in once, tool it flush, and move on. That is the whole economic argument, and it is why installers who switch to a gel do not go back to chasing liquid down a wall. Mixing Instructions Mix Ratio: Combine 1 part Part A with 1 part Part B by volume. Mix Time: Mix thoroughly for a minimum of 3 minutes until the color is completely uniform. Technique: Scrape the sides and the bottom of the container. Unmixed material on the wall of the pail is unmixed material in your repair. Batch Size: Mix only what you can place and tool. A gel that starts to set in the container cannot be brought back. Pro Note: Need a paste and already have epoxy on the shelf? LABTEC Thickening Agent turns any 100% solids epoxy into a filler on demand. Use this gel when you want the repair ready to go out of the bucket. Application Guidelines Surface Prep: The crack must be clean, dry, and mechanically prepared. No primer required. Placement: Use a flat putty knife, a 6 inch broad knife, or a steel margin trowel to press the gel into the crack or spall. Finishing: Tool the material flush with the surrounding concrete while it is still workable. Time spent here saves grinding later. Grinding: Once the material is hard, grind or sand it flush with a diamond grinder for a seamless transition. Coating: Once the material is hard and ground smooth, the repair is ready for your primer or base coat. RIGID REPAIR WARNING This is a rigid repair material. It is correct for cracks, spalls, pop outs, and static contraction joints. It is not for moving expansion joints. Concrete that moves will crack a rigid filler and take some slab with it. If the joint moves, it needs a flexible filler instead. Product Specifications Specification Detail Kit Size 2 Gallon Kit Solids Content 100% Solids Mix Ratio 1 to 1 by volume Consistency Non sag gel, horizontal and vertical VOC Zero VOC, very low odor Primer Required No Shelf Life 1 year, unopened, under normal storage Color Gray. Does not accept pigment. Working Time 30 minutes Ready to Grind 2 hours 30 minutes Cure times shift with slab and air temperature. Use the TDS for exact figures on your job. Frequently Asked Questions What makes this different from liquid crack repair?▾ This is a high viscosity gel. A liquid repair is designed to soak deep into a hairline crack. This gel is designed to bridge wider voids and hold on vertical surfaces without running or sinking. Can I use this on walls?▾ Yes. The non sag formula was built for vertical work: wall stems, curbs, and pillars. It works just as well flat on the floor. How fast can I coat over it?▾ Cure time varies with temperature. Once the material is hard to the touch and ground smooth, it is ready for your primer or base coat. Is this compatible with polyaspartic topcoats?▾ Yes. Being 100% solids epoxy, it is a stable base for essentially all epoxy and polyaspartic coating systems. Can this be sanded or ground?▾ Yes. Once cured it grinds cleanly without gumming up diamonds, which is what lets you create a seamless transition on the floor. Is it safe for interior residential use?▾ Yes. Zero VOC and very low odor make it suitable for basements, garages, and occupied commercial interiors. Can I color match this repair to my floor?▾ No. Epoxy Crack Filler is gray and does not accept pigment. That is not a problem under a full flake broadcast or an opaque base coat, where the repair disappears anyway. If you need the repair itself tinted to match the floor, use Crack and Joint Paste instead. It ships white and takes both solid color and metallic pigment. How long is the working time?▾ 30 minutes, and the repair is ready to grind in 2 hours 30 minutes. Both shift with slab and air temperature. Mix only what you can place and tool inside that window. Do I need to prime the crack first?▾ No. This material bonds aggressively to clean, dry, mechanically profiled concrete without a separate primer. What tool is best for applying this gel?▾ A stiff putty knife, a 6 inch broad knife, or a small steel margin trowel. Press the gel in rather than dragging it across. Can I use this for expansion joints?▾ No. This is a rigid repair material. For a moving expansion joint you need a flexible filler. For static contraction joints, this gel is an excellent choice. What is the shelf life?▾ Under normal storage in unopened containers, typically one year. How much do I need?▾ Coverage depends entirely on how wide and deep the cracks are, so there is no useful square foot number. Measure your linear footage and estimate the void. A 2 gallon kit covers a great deal of hairline work and far less spall repair. Technical Documents Download the technical and safety data sheets for Epoxy Crack Filler below: Technical Data Sheet (TDS) | Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

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