Creating an underwater oasis using an epoxy resin kit

• Leggari specializes in epoxy resin for floors, counters, and different spaces in any room.
• Its team used its sky blue and deep blue colors to create this underwater scene in the children's wing of a church.
• The process includes a primer, base coats, highlight colors, and a gloss urethane topcoat with grit additive for durability.
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Leggari specializes in epoxy resin kits. The team was tasked with creating an underwater-themed floor. To do this, they first apply a light blue primer. This helps the bonding between the concrete and the next layer. Then, a sky blue base coat is poured on and spread with a squeegee. A deep blue color is poured on top in small sections. This will create the highlights that give it the look of water. The two colors are swirled together using a roller. An optional step is to spray the floor with 91% or higher isopropyl alcohol. The alcohol disperses the epoxy. It creates cell-like shapes that look like bubbles. The floor is finished with a gloss urethane topcoat with grit additive for durability.

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