What must we ensure is done correctly when using a two-part coating?

When using a two-part coating, proper mixing and measurement are crucial for achieving the desired chemical reaction and ensuring a successful application. Two-part coatings typically consist of a resin and a hardener that must be combined in specific ratios to activate the curing process. If the components are not mixed adequately or are not in the correct proportions, the coating may not cure properly, leading to issues such as poor adhesion, reduced durability, or incomplete curing. This would ultimately compromise the performance and longevity of the coating.

Other aspects of the application process, such as how thinly the coating is applied or the timing of usage, might be important for specific applications, but they do not hold the same foundational importance as the proper mixing and measurement. Consequently, ensuring that the resin and hardener are combined according to specifications is the primary and most critical consideration when using a two-part coating.