Metallic epoxy coating used at New World Stages, NYC
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New World Stages is an award winning state-of-the-art theatrical venue just west of Time Square. It is constructed on (and under) the site of the former Madison Square Garden. The newly renovated underground facility is centered on a large lobby and public art gallery.
Shortly after its renovation, the flooring at the bottom floor was having problem due to the moisture vapor transmission. The floor was painted and it was delaminating in several different areas. Duraamen was contacted to look at the floor and offer recommendations to fix the floor.
It was evident from the dampness at various places that the problem was moisture transmission. From the available records, it could not be ascertained that there was any moisture vapor barrier below the slab.
Moisture vapor treatment
We recommended the following steps -
- prepare the substrate by shot blasting and creating a surface profile
- application of moisture vapor treatment, Perdure MVT+
- application of two coats of Lumiere, metallic epoxy coatings
- application of Perdure U90, moisture cured, 90% solids, polyurethane in satin finish with non-skid additive
In the second week, two coats of Lumiere, reflector metallic epoxy coating was applied at a combined thickness of 15 mil. The color chosen was Bright Silver. In the third week, it was top coated with Perdure U90. The work was completed last week and we are told that the management of New World Stages receive great compliments for their new floor.
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