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#7 Flaking the bullnose
Most garage floors have a step down under the roller door or a transition to the driveway.
This transition is generally curved and is often referred to as a bull-nose. Preparing and
applying flake flooring on a bull-nose can be tricky, so in this episode we
discuss the various keys to success and what to look out for.
What's covered in this episode:
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Quick Intro |
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After spending a dozen years in the super yacht industry, Tim has given up his sea legs and looked to dive into the world of epoxy coatings. With 4 years experience, he has shaken off the novice tag and is starting to deep dive into the industry. |
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Knowledgeable guy that has been in industry for over 20 years. Broad understanding and interest from prep underlayment and coatings through to polishing. Applies his education to challenging jobs. |
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Spent 25 years as a product development chemist before moving into the specialist field of moisture and concrete technology. A very
knowledgeable man who constantly challenges my assumptions in this field. |
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Yanick Croteau |
Nearly 30 years in the coatings industry. Proud to hold a handful of coating and inspection certificates and volunteer his time for NACE in various roles. |
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With over 29 years of hands-on experience in the concrete prep and polishing, Josh has a lot of valuable insights. His best trait is his willingness to share his lessons. |
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25 years in the building materials sector, with the last 10 years in resin flooring. Applying his engineering degree in the every day world of project support. |
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Michael Dorrough |
Experienced floor layer including carpet, vinyl and timber finishing. More recent polished concrete and resin flooring. Now owns and operates a floor covering retail outlet. |
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