How To Do An Epoxy Dirty Pour On A Floor Using Leggari Metallic Epoxy

Hello everyone, we are excited to show you how we did a

dirty

pour

on a concrete surface. We use khaki brown, black turquoise and brass. You will see it all here in lagari products. Well, guys, get ready. Make the

dirty

pore primers, we're done. We have our weather stripping on the edge because we're making this so thick that we don't want it to fall off the

floor

that we're coding so what I'm going to do first I'm going to put on some clear that's going to look black once it's applied with a black primer and that will help the dirty pores even out and flow because I'm not going to mix it, swirl it, nothing, we're going to

pour

it right out of the buckets, we'll get a little bit. really cool effects without even touching the resin, so here's my cleanup.

I'm going to pour this with a squeegee on the

floor

and then we'll start with the dirty port, so now I'm going to take the squeegee and just spread this out. over the entire floor and then we will start the dirty pouring process so the reason we apply a thin layer of

epoxy

first is to see the metals, the dirty part when we pour it there is no surface tension that prevents it from flowing easily so that This is clear or you could do Pig Minute or whatever, it looks pigmented black even though we made it clear because we have black primer, but even if you do something like, say, white or something that pushes it out, you'll get some really cool veins through your 34. that's why we first apply a thin layer of

epoxy

so the dirty room can flow evenly and if you're doing a poured dirty floor you need about three times as much as our normal floors, the amount of epoxy, so say it's To make a floor where you need six gallons on a regular

metallic

epoxy floor, you're going to need 18 gallons on that floor to make a really dirty pool without having to move the resin.

We'll show you how to mix a dirty pool. pouring kit right now to get ready to pour on the floor, so we have our five individual colors, we have turquoise, black, brown, khaki and brass, but what we want to do is make five different batches of all of these colors because that's the beauty. from a dirty pour, so what we're going to do is mix and match them and pour them into a bucket and then take them to Tyler, so this is what it looks like, okay, so there's a batch we'll just do that five times and we'll prepare them and then give them directly to Tyler because you don't want to sit in the bucket for too long when you're cleaning dirty pores this way, it's better to pour it out as as many small beads as you can rather than big piles if it just went around and dump big piles like this, you won't get as much dye design or effects because you have such big piles spilled and it's also not going to level it as easily, so we don't have much space to fill now and once this level goes down in the next two hours , it will fill up a lot and look like an amazing finished floor, so before I get off and I'm just going to spray clear isopropyl on it, which will help pop the bubbles and also create some really cool effects and just stretch the surface with hardly any pull the trigger and we might come back in about 20 minutes and strike.

Again, so I'm just looking for those medium sized drops of isopropyl and then what Justin is doing is just skimming this outer edge, but we can always go back and check it because, again, there are many, many of these stacks. and the accounts will still move a lot