Follow this guide carefully to achieve a smooth, durable, and professional finish 👍
If you are unsure at any step, contact us before proceeding.

🧰 Tools & Materials Checklist

Before you start, make sure all tools and materials are ready to avoid interruptions during application.

🟦 Application Tools

✔ Roller & Roller Refill
✔ Paint Brush
✔ Mixing Stick
✔ Masking Tape
✔ Gloves
✔ Plastic Foot Cover
✔ Dustpan

🟨 Surface Preparation

✔ Sanding Disc (40 Grit & 180 Grit Sandpaper)
✔ Floor Wipe Cleaning Solution (Colorful Tin)
✔ Cloth
✔ Vacuum Cleaner (Prepare yourself)

🟪 Coating Materials

✔ 2K Epoxy Primer Part A & Hardener Part B (Grey Color Container)
✔ 2K Polyurethane Part A & 2K Polyurethane Hardener Part B (Bronze Color Container)
✔ Flakes

⚠️2K Epoxy Primer and 2K Polyurethane use different hardeners.
Do not cross-mix or interchange hardeners between both systems.

✔ Quick-Dry Filler (For Tile Joint Filling if seamless finish is required)

👉 Prepare everything in advance to ensure a smooth and consistent application process

⚠️ Before You Start

✔ Recommended Working Team

✔ Small toilet / small area: 1–2 persons
✔ Larger area: 2 persons recommended
(1 person rolling primer + 1 person broadcasting flakes)

✔ Surface Condition

✔ Surface must be completely dry and clean
✔ No oil, soap residue, wax, dust, or loose particles
✔ Avoid rainy or high-humidity days
✔ Ensure good ventilation during application and curing

✔ Before Starting Application

👉 If applying the next morning, avoid using the toilet or wet area the night before so tile joints can fully dry.

🟫 Step 0 – Tile Joint Filling (Optional for Seamless Finish)

⏱ Estimated Time: 30–90 Minutes + Drying Time

Before surface preparation, decide the type of finish you want.

✔ Gap vs Seamless Finish

• Leaving tile gaps is acceptable if you are okay with visible joint lines
• For a seamless, smooth finish, tile joints must be filled before coating

✔ How to Fill Tile Joints

• Apply suitable filler into the tile joints
• Press firmly to ensure the joints are completely filled
• Level the surface as evenly as possible

✔ Drying

• Allow the filler to fully dry before proceeding to the next step
  👉 Do not rush this process

⚠️ Common Mistakes

❌ Not pressing filler deep into joints
❌ Leaving uneven or sunken joints
❌ Applying coating before filler is fully dry

👉 Proper joint filling is key to achieving a smooth, seamless finish

🟦 Step 1 – Surface Preparation

⏱ Estimated Time: 30–90 Minutes

Proper surface preparation is critical for good adhesion and long-lasting results.

✔ Sanding (IMPORTANT)

Sanding is a critical step to ensure proper adhesion of the coating system. It helps to:

• Remove surface contaminants such as soap residue, wax, gum, and dirt
• Create a clean surface for better coating bite and adhesion
• Ensure a strong and long-lasting bond between coating and floor surface

✔ Sanding Process

• Use 40-grit sandpaper with a sanding disc
• Sand the entire floor surface evenly
• Focus on removing all surface residue, including skirting areas if they will also be coated

⚠️ Common Mistakes

❌ Skipping sanding on dirty or waxed surfaces
❌ Not removing soap or oily residue properly
❌ Over-sanding and removing filler from joints
❌ Leaving uneven or raised areas

👉 Proper sanding is essential for coating adhesion and long-term durability

✔ Surface Cleaning

• Remove all dust, dirt, grease, soap residue, and wax
• Use the floor wipe cleaning solution provided in our set

Steps:

1. Pour a small amount of floor wipe cleaning solution onto a cloth
2. Wipe the entire floor area thoroughly
3. Include skirting areas if you are coating them

⚠️ Common Mistakes

❌ Leaving soap, wax, or oily residue
❌ Skipping cleaning after sanding

👉 Surface cleaning is one of the most important steps.

✔ Masking & Skirting Protection (IMPORTANT)

After cleaning:

✔ Step-by-Step Masking Process

✔ Apply masking tape to all unwanted areas
✔ Tape skirting edges carefully for clean finishing lines
✔ Cover sinks, taps, shower heads, drains, and metal fixtures
✔ Press tape firmly to prevent seepage underneath

✔ Additional Protection Notes

⚠️ Ensure no water drips onto the coating during application or curing.

Tape any possible dripping water outlets such as:

• Shower heads
• Water pipes
• Taps
• Fixtures

✔ Masking Tip

Use long continuous strips of masking tape instead of many short pieces.

👉 Easier removal
👉 Cleaner edge lines
👉 Less tape residue

🟨 Step 2 – Primer Application

Apply epoxy primer evenly to ensure strong adhesion for the coating system.

✔ Mixing Ratio (IMPORTANT)

Primer mixing ratio: 👉 5 : 1 (Part A : Part B)

Example Mixes

• 1kg Part A + 200g Part B
• 500g Part A + 100g Part B

⚠️ Always measure accurately. Do not estimate.

✔ How to Mix Properly

✔ For full set usage, the most common method is to pour all Part A into Part B and mix thoroughly.

👉 If you plan to coat another area or future project, you may divide and measure based on the recommended mixing ratio instead.

• Shake Part A well before pouring
• Measure the required amount accurately
• Mix Part A and Part B thoroughly until fully blended

✔ Mixing & Preparation

✔ Ensure mixing container is clean and dry
✔ No water, dust, or old paint residue inside container

✔ Application

• Use roller for even coverage
• Apply a thin, consistent layer
• Ensure full coverage of tile lines and original floor color

👉 For better flake bonding, you may apply 2 thin layers on one section (second layer immediately after the first), then broadcast flakes straight away while the primer is still wet.

⏱ Working Time (CRITICAL)

Once mixed, the material immediately begins curing.

👉 Use immediately after mixing.

⚠️ Do NOT:
❌ Mix and keep for later
❌ Leave mixed material unused for long periods

⚠️ Common Mistakes

❌ Incorrect mixing ratio
❌ Not mixing thoroughly
❌ Delaying application after mixing

🟪 Step 3 – Flake Application

Apply flakes onto the wet primer layer to create a decorative and uniform finish.

✔ Main Application

• Broadcast flakes evenly across the floor surface
• Apply while the primer is still wet for proper adhesion

🧠 Understanding the Flake Bonding Rule

👉 Think of it like dust sticking onto a wet surface. When the primer is still wet, flakes will properly stick and bond onto the surface, ensuring an even and consistent finish.

✔ After Sprinkling

• Use the dustpan provided to gently sweep and level excess flakes
• Ensure even coverage across the entire floor

✔ Section-by-Section Method

You will not be able to coat and flake the entire floor at once. Work in sections to ensure proper timing and even finish.

1. Apply primer on one section
2. Immediately broadcast flakes while wet
3. Move gradually to next section

👉 Around 4–6 sqft per section. Start from the furthest corner and work towards the exit.

✔ Joining Between Sections

To reduce visible joints:

✔ Sweep excess flakes slightly into completed section
✔ Overlap primer around 1–2mm into previous section
✔ Apply only a thin overlap layer

👉 This helps create a seamless transition.

✔ Skirting Application Method

• First, apply flakes evenly on the floor surface while the primer is still wet
• Push flakes gently towards the area under the skirting for better coverage
• Then use the dustpan to sweep flakes upward onto the primed skirting area
• Ensure flakes are evenly distributed for a smooth and consistent finish

👉 This method creates a seamless transition between floor and skirting, giving a continuous and professional-looking result

✔ For higher walls (e.g. 5ft):
Use the dustpan to collect flakes, then lightly spread them from the dustpan onto the wall for controlled and even coverage.

⚠️ Common Mistakes

❌ Waiting too long until primer starts drying before applying flakes
❌ Uneven flake distribution on floor surface
❌ Not covering skirting area properly

👉 Timing is critical — flakes must be applied while primer is still wet for proper bonding

✔ After Flake Application

✔ Do not sweep or disturb flakes
✔ Allow flakes to settle and cure naturally

✔ Masking Tape Removal

After initial setting (approximately 10–15 minutes):

✔ Wear plastic foot cover
✔ Carefully enter area only for tape removal
✔ Remove masking tape gently
✔ Avoid touching flake surface

⚠️ After removing tape, do not re-enter the coated area again.

⚠️ Common Mistakes

❌ Trying to coat entire floor at once
❌ Uneven flake distribution
❌ Allowing primer to dry before flakes
❌ Heavy overlap causing visible joints
❌ Poor working direction planning

👉 Timing is critical for proper flake bonding.

🟫 Step 4 – Flake Curing & Surface Preparation

⏱ Estimated Time: 6+ Hours Drying

Allow flakes to fully cure before topcoat preparation.

✔ Curing Time

Approximate drying time: 👉 Around 6 hours or until fully dry

⚠️ Drying time varies depending on:

• Temperature
• Ventilation
• Humidity

✔ How to Improve Drying

✔ Improve airflow
✔ Open windows if possible
✔ Use fan to improve air circulation

✔ Dryness Check

Before proceeding, lightly touch the surface. If still sticky: 👉 Wait longer. Only proceed when fully dry and stable.

✔ Collect Excess Flakes

After curing:

✔ Collect all loose flakes
✔ Excess flakes are reusable for future touch-ups or projects

✔ Flake Surface Sanding (IMPORTANT)

After fully cured:

✔ Use 180-grit sandpaper
✔ Sand lightly and evenly

Purpose:

• Remove standing or sharp flakes
• Reduce rough texture
• Improve topcoat smoothness

⚠️ Do not sand aggressively.

👉 Without sanding, the surface may become overly rough and may consume excessive topcoat due to uneven flake texture.

✔ Vacuum Cleaning (IMPORTANT)

After sanding:

✔ Vacuum the entire surface thoroughly
✔ Remove all loose flakes and dust

👉 This prevents loose flakes from detaching later during usage.

⚠️ Common Mistakes

❌ Applying topcoat on sticky surface
❌ Skipping sanding
❌ Sanding too aggressively
❌ Leaving loose flakes or dust before topcoat

👉 Proper curing and preparation are essential for a professional finish.

🟥 Step 5 – 2K Polyurethane Topcoat (Final Protection)

⏱ Estimated Time: 20–30 Minutes

Seal the entire coating system with protective topcoat.

✔ Mixing Ratio (IMPORTANT)

2K Polyurethane mixing ratio: 👉 4 : 1 (Part A : Part B)

Example Mixes

• 800g Part A + 200g Part B
• 400g Part A + 100g Part B

✔ Mixing & Preparation

✔ Ensure mixing container is clean and dry
✔ No water, dust, or old paint residue inside container

Mixing Method:

1. Pour Part B into Part A
2. Stir thoroughly until fully blended

✔ Application

✔ Apply evenly using roller
✔ Ensure complete and consistent coverage
✔ Avoid dry patches or uneven coating

👉 This layer provides:

• Waterproofing
• Protection
• Durability
• Final gloss finish

✔ Optional Second Coat

If additional gloss or protection is desired:

✔ Optional second coat may be applied if material condition remains usable

✔ Curing Instructions

✔ Keep area ventilated
✔ Avoid water contact during curing

Recommended Curing Time:

• 24 hours before light use
• 72 hours before heavy objects or dragging furniture

⚠️ Common Mistakes

❌ Incorrect mixing ratio
❌ Uneven coating
❌ Applying on dirty surface
❌ Using wet or contaminated container
❌ Water exposure during curing

👉 Proper topcoat application ensures long-lasting durability.

🎨 Final Appearance Expectations

✔ Slight texture variation is normal with flake coating

✔ Final texture may vary depending on:

• Flake distribution
• Sanding preference
• Surface condition
• Application method
• Topcoat thickness and number of layers

👉 Flake texture is part of the coating design and appearance.

🎥 Installation Guidance

This guide serves as your complete DIY installation reference.

👉 Follow each step carefully and in order for best results.

📲 Need Help During Application?

If you are unsure at any stage:

👉 Contact us directly via WhatsApp
👉 Our coating team will guide you step-by-step

💡 Pro Tips for Best Results

✔ Check all tools and materials before starting to ensure a smooth application process

✔ Ensure floor preparation is completed properly before coating work begins

✔ Sand the surface thoroughly using 40-grit sandpaper to remove dirt, debris, soap wax, and contaminants for better adhesion

✔ Wipe the surface using the cleaning solution provided to ensure proper bonding

✔ Always apply masking tape before coating work to achieve clean and sharp edges

✔ Tape any potential dripping water outlets such as shower heads or fixtures to ensure no water contact during application and curing

✔ Follow all mixing ratios strictly — do not estimate measurements

✔ Work in small sections (around 4–6 sqft) and move from corner towards exit

✔ Broadcast flakes immediately while the primer is still wet for proper bonding

✔ Apply only a thin layer on overlap areas to prevent visible joints or raised edges

✔ Remove masking tape around skirting areas after initial setting before primer fully cures, as hardened tape becomes harder to remove cleanly

✔ After curing, lightly sand the flake surface using 180-grit sandpaper to achieve your desired texture before applying topcoat and avoid overly rough texture

✔ Vacuum clean the entire surface thoroughly after sanding to remove all loose flakes and dust

✔ Ensure all flake-coated surfaces are fully sealed with 1 layer or optional second layer of 2K Polyurethane topcoat to achieve a glossy and long-lasting finish

✔ Avoid any water contact during topcoat curing process

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