Tony, not sure if anyone replied but here a few of my initial thoughts. A 3 part epoxy system is usually comprised of Part A and Part B and where Part C is usually a
final urethane type coating, usually for chips.
Not knowing the brand and proper instructions< I would be hesitant to use the existing product. At this point, I would find my own to use with the application in mind. In this way, you will ensure you have the right product, the correct instructions and hopefully have technical support.
Regarding an exterior coating, I would normally try to avoid but some projects require it. It will eventually break down, abrade, and moisture could quite possibly condense under the coating and cause various issues. If you have a high water table, this is more likely. It’s a judgement call.
Good luck

Bob Murrell
Director of Operations
SCC/M3 Technologies Inc.
Cell-865-607-0957
Office-800-342-4533
bmurrell@m3techinc.com
www.m3techinc.com
Skype-robert.murrell8

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Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2022 1:03 PM
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Subject: Epoxy coating on concrete walkways

Hey Pro’s I have a question I think I know the answer but I want some confirmation.
I have a customer that has some three part epoxy coating he used for his garage.
Works great.
They gave it to him at work he has a bunch of extra. Labels are faded and illegible, so I can’t get any information for this particular type. All I know is he says it’s three part Eco Crete epoxy.
 He wants me to do his exterior walkways in the backyard and the open patio.
There’s a lot of grass plants and sprinklers.  I think moisture will absorb into the concrete edges and cause it to delaminate.

What do you guys think?

Tony DeLuna
Cell 925-437-1559
Biz 925-625-9625
www.PatriotStoneRestoration.com

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