Hello Guys Do you guys in the states have a flexible resin or self leveling Epoxy ? Can people check this out and tell me what you think? I’ve been working closely with a manufacturer to make a flexible resin and also a Damp proof membrane that is not only able to bond to wet surfaces but also has a great bonding strength

I was having problems finding a supplier for epoxy with a decent price for quality product. I ended up coming across a company that manufactures some products that I can also White label. Initially I simply looking for quality supplier that I could buy a pallet load from to get some discount. It's made me consider looking at creating my own brand. Am I nuts to consider it. There is so much red tape and extra coat getting product from England to Northern Ireland and it's only a 30min flight. So it's made me look at some alternatives and I can't be the only person that is having issues. I wouldn't mind your opinions on the idea. Thanks in advance.

Hello all . I’ve just complete a 550m2 flake floor in a swimming pools changing rooms. We were initially asked to leave a 4-5 mm gap under the drains to allow for a sealant to go in there and now the customer has expressed concerns of the water puddling . What would you do? I’ll send you some pictures but I’m thinking of taping off around the perimeter of the drains. Around 200 mm around them, grinding , then use and epoxy SL up the the desired height, then I’ll use poly and flake into that. Thanks for your help mate If anyone else has anything to add please let me Know

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Hello all, Here’s a conflicting issue , I come from a Flooring background , I started studying epoxy resins around six years ago and with a lot of practice and quite a bit of frustration started and Epoxy Resin business around a year ago . With different products, I always consult the manufacturers technical team. We’ve recently started a project where by I’ve had to lay a levelling compound. It’s fibre reinforced, flexible and has compression strength of 30 N plus , I always apply a DPM primer and I always grind, but when I recently spoke to the manufacturing company, they stated that the DPM would easily adhere to the Levelling compound because it’s cementitious and there is no need to grind …. ! what’s everybody else’s thoughts on this? Thanks and regards, Reece