The Resinous Flooring Spec Guide: Reading the CSI MasterFormat

Looking for reliable, plain-language information about resinous flooring specifications in Greenville, SC? You have come to the right place. Our independent matching service has helped hundreds of Upstate homeowners and facility managers connect with pre-vetted, licensed epoxy flooring professionals. Everything below is written from the actual spec sheets and field data our network works to every day.

What the spec sheets are really saying

If you have ever looked at a resinous flooring specification and felt buried in numbers, you are not alone. Sections like CSI MasterFormat 09 67 23 are dense with ASTM standards, mils of dry film thickness, and spread rates. The good news: the core requirements are consistent, and understanding them tells you exactly what separates a 20-year floor from a 2-year floor.

The non-negotiable prerequisites

The 20–35 mil system architecture

A professional double-broadcast system builds in layers: an EC-12 epoxy primer to seal the slab, an EC-32 clear epoxy base coat with a first silica sand broadcast, a second EC-32 binder coat with a second broadcast, and an EC-34 pigmented topcoat. The result is 20 to 35 mils of dry film thickness designed for heavy-duty industrial impact.

Choosing the topcoat

TopcoatBest For
EC-34 Pigmented EpoxyGeneral commercial wear
EC-50 Novolac EpoxyContinuous chemical exposure, high heat
EC-101/102 PolyasparticRapid return-to-service, hot-tire areas

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