1/4" Blacklight Sensitive Neon Decorative Floor Coating Flakes for Epoxy Flooring - Vibrant UV Reactive Colors - Ideal for Garages, Basements, and More - 1 Pound (Neon Orange)

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Product description The Original Color Chips Floor Coating System About us We offer some of the best and creative garage floor coating systems on the market today. Our epoxy floor coating kits can be used virtually anywhere, such as concrete and wood floor surfaces to bring creativity and life to a space, but are most often used on garage floors because of its durability and popularity. They also work great in laundry rooms, basements, shop floors, showrooms, restaurants, concrete slabs, kennels, bars, pole barns, retail spaces, interior floors and wooden car trailers. We sell high quality floor coating kits that will work for you! The Original Chips are decorative color chip flakes that are designed for use in a variety of decorative applications, including seamless, resinous flooring systems and multi-colored wall systems. Color chips are produced from pigments, resin, filler, and additives, are through-colored, random in shape, and available in a wide array of colors to provide unique texture and color to coated surfaces. They closely resemble thin vinyl and there is no color bleed when they become wet. Chips are sold in 1lb bags, unless ordered in 5lbs, 10lbs, 20lbs or 40lbs quantities We offer a wide selection of colors and even popular pre-made blends Additionally, we offer solid colors, premade blends, glow-in-the-dark and metallic chips Original Color Chips Fluorescent Neon colors are blacklight sensitive and will make your floor a talking point! Mix & match any colors to give it an even more distinct look, or mix with Original Color Chips solid colors to "wow" visitors in the light AND dark. Broadcasting Options Light Broadcast Approximately 1 pound per 250 sq. ft. Medium Broadcast Approximately 2 pounds per 250 sq. ft. Heavy Broadcast Approximately 3-4 pounds per 250 sq. ft. Full Broadcast Approximately 25 pounds per 250 sq. ft. - Full broadcast floors require a certain set of system components for proper adhesion Basic Steps for Epoxy Floor Coating Preparation & Application 1. Surface Preparation Use etch-n-clean (acid wash) to open the pores of the substrate as well as remove oil and other unwanted contaminants to provide maximum adhesion resulting in a sandpaper like finish. 2. Application of Base Coat Mix both components of the base coat epoxy together thoroughly and begin “cutting in” the outside parameter. Begin rolling the epoxy base coat in six by six foot sections starting in the further most corner of the room. 3. Application of Color Chips Apply by tossing a pinch-full upward toward the ceiling allowing them to float down into the wet base coat (We recommend “basketball-shooter” style dispersion). By using the pinching method you will avoid clumping and keep the dispersion even. Be sure to have enough chips for desired broadcast. 4. Application of Protective Topcoat Before applying, wait overnight for the base coat the efficiently cure. Mix part A & B together of the topcoat. Roll one even coat to entire surface. Topcoat may appear milky white but will dry crystal clear. Your floor will be ready for light traffic in as little as 16 hours, heavy traffic 36 hours. Review: Plenty of product, UV reactive - I used these UV reactive flakes under an epoxy clearcoat in my den for a home theater room im working on. At first I thought the bag was small but barely used any of it to finish the 13ft x 21ft room and have a ton left over. It works just fine under UV lighting and looks better than what can be captured in pics. I think some reviewers expected these to glow at night all on their own.... You have to use a blacklight/ UV light source. I was going for a retro dark arcade / theater vibe and these created that. Review: Great floor chips - These were a game changer on our garage floor they glow in black light and look great in day light too