Home meat processing shop
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Got the windows in today
Deepwoodsbutcher good deal. More progress. You’ll be there before you know it.
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Floor drain in today. Prepping the floor for epoxy tomorrow. Making a little progress each day
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This next step with the epoxy floor is what I’ve been looking forward to seeing, being able to spray it down if needed will be such a help. It’s really coming along great!
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This next step with the epoxy floor is what I’ve been looking forward to seeing, being able to spray it down if needed will be such a help. It’s really coming along great!
Dave in AZ me too. I’m hopeful that it will be as expected. You can’t beat how easy it is to clean up when you can do a full spray down. I hope to be done with the floor in the next week or so.
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Is your epoxy finish supposed to seal out all moisture??
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Denny O yes. It’s an industrial rubberized epoxy that is 100% waterproof, flexible and slip resistant.
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Denny O yes. It’s an industrial rubberized epoxy that is 100% waterproof, flexible and slip resistant.
Deepwoodsbutcher sounds like that will work out great
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Denny O yes. It’s an industrial rubberized epoxy that is 100% waterproof, flexible and slip resistant.
Deepwoodsbutcher said in Home meat processing shop:
Denny O yes. It’s an industrial rubberized epoxy that is 100% waterproof, flexible and slip resistant.
Do you know the name of the product in case someone would like to find it?
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Floor drain in today. Prepping the floor for epoxy tomorrow. Making a little progress each day
Deepwoodsbutcher It is looking good. What are you going to drain into?
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Deepwoodsbutcher said in Home meat processing shop:
Denny O yes. It’s an industrial rubberized epoxy that is 100% waterproof, flexible and slip resistant.
Do you know the name of the product in case someone would like to find it?
processhead Armortrak made by Armorpoxy.
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Deepwoodsbutcher It is looking good. What are you going to drain into?
bocephus right now it drains out on the ground. It has the ability to be drained into a portable gray water tank as well and I have access to a septic hook up at my slaughter site.
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Denny O yes. It’s an industrial rubberized epoxy that is 100% waterproof, flexible and slip resistant.
Deepwoodsbutcher
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Here’s a look at the first coat. Waiting a few hours for it to be dry enough for the second coat.
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Here’s a look at the first coat. Waiting a few hours for it to be dry enough for the second coat.
Deepwoodsbutcher oh that looks nice. Is the red to hide blood?
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Dave in AZ Lol my first thought too but it might actually make it harder to see where you need to clean? Deepwoodsbutcher You are full send on this and it’s awesome! When it is done we will post it on our social medias, just tag me and JustinT
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Deepwoodsbutcher That floor sealer/ coating would even make a concrete floor easier to clean up.
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Here’s a look at the first coat. Waiting a few hours for it to be dry enough for the second coat.
Deepwoodsbutcher that looks great. Congrats
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Dave in AZ Lol my first thought too but it might actually make it harder to see where you need to clean? Deepwoodsbutcher You are full send on this and it’s awesome! When it is done we will post it on our social medias, just tag me and JustinT
Jonathon said in Home meat processing shop:
Dave in AZ Lol my first thought too but it might actually make it harder to see where you need to clean? Deepwoodsbutcher You are full send on this and it’s awesome! When it is done we will post it on our social medias, just tag me and JustinT
Thank you, that will be a great!
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Here’s a look at the first coat. Waiting a few hours for it to be dry enough for the second coat.
Deepwoodsbutcher looks very nice. Thanks for keeping us updated
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Deepwoodsbutcher oh that looks nice. Is the red to hide blood?
Dave in AZ red is a pretty traditional color for meat processing floors. Most places I’ve worked in have this color flooring, whether USDA plant, custom shop or retail setting. I guess that is why I picked it. Blood stands out surprisingly well against this color, since as it dries it gets much darker and almost black. It should not be a hygiene issue.
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