I'm looking for advice on using a clear drying 2-part epoxy to fill some small divots in my terrazzo and tile flooring. The divots are kind of hard to notice, but they can definitely be felt, and I'm worried they'll get dirty over time. My plan is to clean them out first and apply the epoxy as a way to patch them up and keep them looking good. By the way, I also have some cracked tiles in another room—do you think epoxy might work for that too?
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I’d recommend checking out some DIY videos on this topic! There’s one I saw that shows a great technique for patching up floors, and the results looked amazing. Just make sure whatever you use is safe for flooring, especially if there's any food prep involved nearby. If you're careful and follow the instructions, it should work out well!
Using clear epoxy could be a bit tricky, since it tends to yellow when exposed to sunlight. Many commercial repair kits actually use tinted epoxies that blend better with the flooring color, so you might want to consider those instead. They usually hold up better in the long run too!
That’s a valid point! I was trying to keep costs down, but I guess it’s worth investing a bit in a proper kit if it lasts longer.