Mipa EP 150-70 2K-EP Sealant primer colourless seals prepared mineral substrates, helps bind absorbent concrete and supports a more even epoxy floor build.
CONCRETE FLOOR COATING
A showroom or utility floor needs a clean, durable surface that looks organized and can still handle daily movement, cleaning and light equipment traffic. The coating work starts with a sound mineral floor, then builds through primer and the correct Mipa epoxy floorcoat.
Mipa EP 150-70 2K-EP Sealant primer colourless seals prepared mineral substrates, helps bind absorbent concrete and supports a more even epoxy floor build.
Mipa EP 275-70 2K-EP floor paint is the heavier epoxy floor coating choice for mineral floors that need a dense, satin gloss and water-resistant finish.
Mipa WEP 2300-50 gives an interior semi-gloss 2K epoxy coating for concrete and other prepared mineral substrates where abrasion and cleaning resistance matter.
Mipa WEP 9300-25 hardener and Mipa WBS deionised water support the WEP 2300-50 coating stage, helping the mixed coating cure and apply with the intended behaviour.
Remove loose material, grease, laitance and dust so the primer and coating can grip the mineral surface properly.
Apply Mipa EP 150-70 where the floor needs a more even epoxy base before the visible coating layer.
Use Mipa EP 275-70 for a dense high-build finish or Mipa WEP 2300-50 for a semi-gloss waterborne epoxy floorcoat.
Work inside the pot life of the chosen 2K system and keep wet edges organized across entrances, corners and open floor areas.
Keep traffic away during early curing and allow the coating to reach its stated resistance before the room returns to use.
Choose Mipa EP 275-70 where the floor needs a dense epoxy layer for a harder working mineral surface.
Choose Mipa WEP 2300-50 where a semi-gloss waterborne 2K epoxy floorcoat is the cleaner fit for an interior concrete floor.
Use Mipa EP 150-70 on prepared absorbent concrete before the coating stage so the surface is sealed more evenly.
For a visible showroom floor, plan the colour and working direction before mixing. A neat edge at doors, walls and display areas often matters as much as the coating itself.
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