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Does epoxy flooring crack or peel?

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Properly installed epoxy flooring is highly durable and resistant to cracking and peeling, but failure can occur if the surface isn't properly prepared, if moisture problems exist beneath the coating, or if the product isn't suited to the specific environment. Peeling is most commonly caused by inadequate surface preparation, contamination, or applying epoxy over existing coatings without proper adhesion testing.

Properly installed epoxy flooring is highly durable and resistant to cracking and peeling, but failure can occur if the surface isn't properly prepared, if moisture problems exist beneath the coating, or if the product isn't suited to the specific environment. Peeling is most commonly caused by inadequate surface preparation, contamination, or applying epoxy over existing coatings without proper adhesion testing. Fraser Plus Epoxy addresses these risks through careful assessment of your concrete substrate, moisture testing, and using the right epoxy system for each space whether it is a residential garage, commercial facility, or industrial setting. To prevent issues, your installer should thoroughly grind or shot blast the concrete, repair any cracks beforehand, and ensure the space is dry and free of oils or chemicals before application. Temperature and humidity conditions during installation also matter for proper curing and adhesion. If you are concerned about your current epoxy or want to avoid problems with a new installation, contact Fraser Plus Epoxy directly to evaluate your specific situation and recommend the right solution.

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