The abrasive will remove the surface polish on the floor and lift light scratches.
How to get scratches out of epoxy floor.
As requested this video is about sanding and polish.
Apply a second coating of fine grit abrasive if the scratch mark still appears on the floor.
One way to take care of these smaller scratches is to buff them out.
Epoxy flooring contains several layers of hardeners or resins that must equal a depth of two millimeters to be considered an official epoxy floor.
Foot traffic vehicle usage and general wear and tear take their toll.
Ensure they have rounded corners as they are less likely to scratch the floors surface.
Step 4 wipe the abrasive off with a clean dry cloth or paper towel.
Now that the washing process is completed you can commence polishing your floor.
Repeat this process for every scratch mark.
Due to the potential to cause additional problems when buffing polishing we recommend lightly scuffing the entire surface wiping the surface clean with a drop of denatured alcohol or acetone and then pouring a new flood coat per our instructional guide although not officially recommended we do have customers who use the following method to buff polish the surface.
Epoxy is suitable for repairing many types of.
Sand until the scratch is no longer visible in the epoxy covering.
Test the flooring for marks.
Use the sandpaper to remove deeper scratches in the epoxy.
Very light scratches can often be sanded out but for serious damage you should fill in the scratch to restore the appearance of your table.
Materials i usually use and steps.
Scraping the surface of the epoxy flooring should be avoided but it is okay to lightly use a scourer sponge together with plastic scrapers or squeegees.
Here is a look at what it takes to buff epoxy.
Anything less is just a coating.
How to buff epoxy first you may want to try to simply apply a product like old english lemon oil to the scratch.
Sometimes this is all it takes.
Start sanding from 180 grid hard sanding 2.
Most scratches can be sanded right out rather quickly using a variety of fine grit sandpaper.
As time goes on epoxy may begin to get some scratches in it.
Because of this scratch removal is uncomplicated.