Products & MaterialsQuestion 32 of 100
What is an epoxy coating typically chosen for?
a.Delicate interior ceilings only
b.Adding a flat, chalky look to wood
c.Hard, chemical- and abrasion-resistant surfaces such as concrete floors and industrial areas
d.Reducing the durability of metal
Explanation
Two-component epoxies cure to a hard, dense film with excellent adhesion and resistance to chemicals, moisture, and abrasion. They are common on concrete floors, tanks, and industrial equipment. They require careful mixing and have a limited pot life once catalyzed.
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