COAT-ALL EPOXY COATING KITS FOR TILES, WOOD, METAL, PLASTIC, RUBBER AND MORE
COAT-ALL LET'S YOU EPOXY PAINT ANY TILE, WOOD, PLASTIC, RUBBER OR METAL SURFACE!
- Our Adaptive Molecular Technology Bonds Permanently!
- Simple Two Coat Process! Prime Then Paint
- Beautify Ugly Tile Seams
- Will Not Crack or Peel Off
- FREE SHIPPING
It lets you put an epoxy paint coating on just about any indoor surface. It also lets you put on a UV rated epoxy coating over just about any outdoor surface.
This kit lets you cover old ceramic, VCT or porcelain tiles including their ugly seams and grout lines(additional epoxy needed to completely fill in). Painting over tile floors is very tricky and most paints and epoxies will just not adhere to them and the ones that do never last very long. We have solved that problem with an industrial grade solution. Cannot be compared one layer products that are water based. If you want permanent adhesion and a floor that will look new for years to come this is the only product that works.
So you can now coat over any type of floor tile even asbestos tiles. Asbestos tiles can cost a fortune to remove and dispose of. Much cheaper and easier to encapsulate and beautify them with our Coat-All Epoxy System that is easy to apply with no prior experience needed.
Do you have slippery old tiles outside, epoxy coat them with a UV rated durable textured coating. If you have any surface that you keep painting every year or can't afford to replace this is your answer. Coat-All Epoxy can save you thousands of dollars in replacement costs!
Works on all metal surfaces such as steel, iron, aluminum(coated or uncoated) and galvanized. Metal surfaces must be free of oil and rust prior to coating. For metal surfaces that need rust inhibiting protection use a paint compatible rust inhibiting primer first that has a high zinc content.
For wood floors, rough sand your floor to get it clean and roughed up first. If your wood floor has some deflection purchase the flexible indoor epoxy version. Same goes for precast concrete floors which tend to have a lot of deflection in them. Standard epoxy floor coatings may result in cracks if flexible version is not used.
Look at the below image at what used to be an old white ceramic locker room floor, it's now a beautiful Lt Gray floor with color flakes and a nonslip additive. So they got a floor that is 100% less slippery and better looking. 
DUE TO THE HIGH DEMAND FOR THIS PRODUCT WE ARE EXPERIENCING SHIPPING DELAYS OF 4-5 DAYS.
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Epoxy Coating Paint Application
Application is simple. Clean surface well, roughen up with sand paper as much as possible. Use floor buffer with black pad on floor tiles for best results. Apply our proprietary bonding primer and allow to dry 24 hrs. Then apply epoxy coating or outdoor coating. Outdoor coating requires two coats over primer. Outdoor coating is not rated for vehicle traffic. To fill in indoor grout lines completely allow for at least 50% more product depending on depth of grout lines, for a finish like the ceramic tile in the locker room below add about 20% to your actual square footage to get the right quantity of kits you will need. For finish like below simply roll on a nice thick coat and let the epoxy self level and cure. For completely hiding the grout lines first use a flat squeegee to spread epoxy over the primed tiles into grout joints, leaving very little epoxy on the tile surface but mostly filling in the grout lines. Allow to dry then roller on epoxy coating over grout joints and tile surface to completely cover the grout lines and primed tile surface. Or you can fill in grout lines with a cement patch and then just apply coating as normal. For VCT Tile seams allow an additional 20% material. We recommend two coats of Bonding Primer for VCT Tile. See Bonding Primer at bottom of main page for additional purchase. For heavily trafficked floors we recommend the application of the topcoat. This provides added protection against shopping cart wheels, toys, large customer volumes etc.For more detailed instructions click on the Indoor or Outdoor product pages and read the Instructions for that version.
