Commercial Pro System

For shops, warehouses, showrooms and retail floors. Solid Color: B-707 High Build Epoxy with T-322 VOC-compliant solvent polyurethane, the hard, chemical-resistant topcoat for forklifts and hot tires. Full Flake: B-707, a full flake broadcast, T-444X polyaspartic clear. Full tool kit included. Above 5,000 sq ft, call (877) 703-7699 for a quote and drum pricing.

What's in the box

Solid Color

• Up to 2,000 sq ft: B-707 15 gal kit + B-707 3 gal kit + T-322 topcoat 2 x 3 gal kit + 1.5 gal kit + tool kit
• Up to 5,000 sq ft: 3 x B-707 15 gal kit + T-322 topcoat 15 gal kit + 1.5 gal kit + 0.75 gal kit + tool kit

Full Flake

• Up to 2,000 sq ft: B-707 15 gal + 3 gal kit + 6 x 40 lb box of flake + T-444X 10 gal + 2 gal clear + tool kit
• Up to 5,000 sq ft: 3 x B-707 15 gal kit + 15 x 40 lb box of flake + 3 x T-444X 10 gal clear + tool kit

The tool kit: 18 inch roller frame and two covers, 18 inch notched squeegee, mix wand, chip brush, spiked shoes, mixing bucket, gloves and safety glasses. Larger floors want a second frame and a spray rig; ask when you call.

Coverage figures assume the recommended thickness on a properly profiled slab. Rough or porous concrete uses more. Order the next size up if your floor is at the top of a range.

Before you start, check the floor

• Moisture. Tape a 2 ft square of plastic sheet to the slab, seal the edges, wait 24 hours. Water under the plastic or a dark spot means the slab is damp. Prime it with P-409 Moisture Vapor Primer first, or the floor will lift.
• Cracks and spalls. Fill cracks with R-818 Epoxy Crack Filler. Rebuild spalls and holes with R-343 Concrete Quick Fix. Fill saw-cut and expansion joints with R-830 Flexible Joint Sealant. How to: how to use epoxy crack filler.
• Oil stains. If a stain comes back a day after degreasing, the oil is in the slab. Prime those spots with P-820 Oil Stop Primer.
• Profile. Grind or acid-etch the concrete so it feels like 120-grit sandpaper. Coatings bond to profile, not to smooth concrete.
• Temperature. Slab and air between 60 and 90°F for epoxy (45°F for the cold-weather products and polyurea). Humidity under 85%.

Shipping restriction

T-322 meets the federal limit and the older OTC and MRPO limits. It cannot ship to CA, CO, CT, DE, MD, MI, NY, OH, RI or UT, which set a stricter limit. Floors in those states: call for a water-based or polyaspartic alternative.

Not included

• Moisture vapor primer (P-409) if the slab tests damp
• Crack, spall and joint repair (R-818, R-343, R-830)
• Anti-slip aggregate for ramps and wet areas (A-HWS)

Planning a commercial epoxy floor coating job

• Joints. Fill saw-cut and expansion joints with R-830 Flexible Joint Sealant before you coat.
• Damaged concrete. Rebuild deep spalls, slab edges and forklift lanes with R-110 Epoxy Mortar.
• Ramps and wet areas. Add A-HWS Anti-Slip Additive.
• Downtime. Most jobs take three days start to finish. The solvent polyurethane topcoat takes foot traffic in 14 to 24 hours and cures fully in 3 to 5 days.
• Budget. Materials, add-ons and what moves an installer quote are in commercial epoxy flooring cost per square foot.

How thick the commercial floor coating goes on

• Base coat. B-707 is 100% solids epoxy. It covers about 115 sq ft per gallon at 14 mils.
• Solid color topcoat. T-322 solvent polyurethane goes on at 3 to 5 mils wet. It is hard, chemical resistant and UV-stable.
• Full flake. A full flake broadcast under a T-444X polyaspartic clear coat at 5 to 12 mils wet.

Solid color or full flake

• Solid color costs the least. It finishes with the solvent polyurethane topcoat, made for forklifts and hot tires.
• Full flake hides dirt and flaws in the slab and adds texture.

Every color is on the epoxy floor colors page. Additional flake color options are available on request.

Commercial floors coated with EpoxyPRO systems

These floors were coated by our partner installers.

• Pep Boys
• CHS Auto Shop
• Schupan Recycling

Commercial Pro System FAQ

How much floor does one kit cover?

There are two sizes: up to 2,000 sq ft and up to 5,000 sq ft. Above 5,000 sq ft, call (877) 703-7699 for a quote and drum pricing.

Will it hold up to forklifts?

Yes. The solid color kit is a thick epoxy base coat under a chemical-resistant polyurethane topcoat, built for forklift traffic.

Is this the right floor for a commercial kitchen?

For commercial kitchens we recommend urethane cement. See commercial kitchen flooring: urethane cement vs epoxy.

Does the slab need a moisture test?

Yes. A damp slab needs P-409 Moisture Vapor Primer first. See how to test a concrete floor for moisture.

Need a different size or spec?

Call (877) 703-7699. If we miss you, we call back within an hour.

Technical documents

• Commercial Pro technical data sheet (PDF)
• Commercial Pro application instructions (PDF)
• All EpoxyPRO data sheets and instructions