Brush applied epoxy in chawri bazar

Brush Applied Epoxy involves using paint brushes (typically synthetic bristle) to apply epoxy coatings, primarily in areas where rollers or squeegees cannot reach or for detailed work. This includes edges (cutting-in), corners, around fixtures, drains, protrusions, and for small repair spots.

Brushing requires a different technique to avoid brush marks and ensure adequate film thickness. It's often used in conjunction with rolling: edges are 'cut in' with a brush first, and then the main field is rolled, blending the two applications together while both are still wet.

Our crews pay meticulous attention to detail with brush work, ensuring that edges, corners, and complex geometries receive the same quality of coating as the main floor, preventing failures that often start at untreated perimeters.

Applications

Cutting in along walls and permanent fixtures
Coating the inside corners of coving or curbs
Applying epoxy around floor drains, pipes, and equipment pads
Detailed work on stair treads and risers
Small-scale repairs and touch-ups

Benefits

Precision Application: Essential for getting into tight corners and covering complex shapes.
Good Adhesion on Edges: Brushing works the material into pores and profiles better than rolling on verticals.
Detail-Oriented: Allows for careful control in small or intricate areas.
Essential for Quality: Proper 'cutting in' is a hallmark of a professional, complete installation.
Repair Tool: Ideal for touching up small chips or scratches after installation.