[Mr. Neveright]

I recently took on a nightmare project started by someone else. Not going to get into details other than ceg-lite was used in a commercial kitchen and it's a mess. I have about 800 Sq ft to do in a storage and pantry area and 1000 Sq ft to clean. Black ceg was used and I would like to finish the project with something much easier to work with. The floors are uneven and the tiles old and cracked. Any advice would be appreciated

Thanks

 

[gideond]

CEG has got to be one of the worse epoxy systems on the market today. I'll take Spectralock or Opticolor any day over that. Spectralock has a full commercial system that works just as easy as the residential version.

 

[ccoffer]

Urethane doesn't meet the standard for commercial kitchens. Laticrete would rather you use Latapoxy than Spectralock in that application too.

 

[charimon]

I use Spectralock 2000 IG for this application. The other thing I will add is you may want to degrease the tiles, clean tile makes epoxy regrouting much easier.

 

[CarpenterSFO]

Urethane doesn't meet the standard for commercial kitchens. Laticrete would rather you use Latapoxy than Spectralock in that application too.

Here's Laticrete's selection chart:
http://www.laticrete.com.au/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=vDWy9c38VvQ=&tabid=695

 

[smeagol]

ceg lite is the worst product i have ever used. Those DIY ers buying it at Home Depot are in for a hazing:no: