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08-01-2006, 10:10 PM
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Ben Moore Acrylic Epoxy
Looking into doing a pair of raquetball courts and considering this stuff. Has anyone used the BM SuperSpec Acrylic Epoxy? The two part stuff. BM site said this stuff was 'Low Odor' which is a requirement. Do they actually mean low odor, or the 'low odor' as in 'smells better than the polyamide'.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Ben Moore Acrylic Epoxy
Courts as in floors or as in walls?
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08-02-2006, 07:07 AM
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Walls and ceiling. Floor is hardwood.
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Re: Ben Moore Acrylic Epoxy
Never used that particular brand of epoxy but, normally low odor is the smells better. Hard to get any epoxy to smell good though, i'm not much of a SW man but thier water based two part is pretty good.
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Re: Ben Moore Acrylic Epoxy
I have used the Acrylic M43/M44 Opoxy coating... Great stuff...
It does have a managable odor... NOTHING like the Oil... Anything you use will have an odor... |
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