The 2-Gallon Industrial Concrete Repair Material includes 2 gallons of Flash Floor consisting of 1 gallon of Part A and 1 gallon of Part B.
 
Coverage
One 2-gallon Flash Floor kit provides approximately 1,340 cubic inches of installed concrete repair when used with the recommended aggregate.
A 2-gallon kit contains approximately the same amount of Flash Floor material as 13 standard 600 mL cartridges.
 
Other Items You Will Need
Flash Floor-grade kiln-dried aggregate is required for proper installation and is not included with this product. Two FFAK Aggregate Kits are recommended for one 2-gallon Flash Floor kit.
 
Plastic mixing containers are also required for measuring, mixing, and applying the 2-gallon Flash Floor system and are not included.
 
No FF600 Applicator Tool is required. The 2-gallon system uses separate Part A and Part B components that are measured and mixed together prior to installation.
 
Experience Recommendation
For first-time Flash Floor users, we recommend gaining experience with the Flash Floor cartridge system before moving to the 2-gallon system. Flash Floor cartridges are self-mixing and provide an easier way to become familiar with product setup, application techniques, working time, and the overall repair process.
 
The 2-gallon system requires Part A and Part B to be properly measured and mixed prior to application, making familiarity with Flash Floor and its working characteristics especially beneficial before using larger-volume kits.
 
Flash Floor is a high-strength, ultra-low-viscosity crystalline polymer compound designed for permanent-grade concrete repairs. It's easy to use, extremely fast-setting, traffic-ready in approximately 15 minutes, requires minimal preparation, and requires no saw cutting.
 
Its ultra-low viscosity allows Flash Floor to penetrate deep into the concrete for an exceptionally strong bond and long-term, concrete-like durability.
 
Flash Floor can be used for a wide variety of industrial concrete repairs, including worn or damaged control joints, cracks, potholes, spalls, and deteriorated concrete surfaces.
 
Flash Floor can also be installed in cold-storage and freezer environments and is designed for use in temperatures from -30°F to 120°F.
 
Flash Floor is not an epoxy. It cures quickly, provides exceptional bonding and durability, and offers a simple, efficient solution for repairing damaged industrial concrete.