Epoxy floor coating questions

I used Epoxyguard (I think Epoxy-Master is the same company). For your sq.ft. 2.5 units would do, or one 7.5 gallon. I applied at pad temp. of 54-58 degrees. I kept the product indoors at 65 degrees until just before application. Lower temp. meant very slow cure. Stay off of it (even in socks!) for a full 48 hours, or even more. Resist temptation. When the stuff mixes it pours out on the floor very thick and must be pushed thin with squeegee and elbow grease, then rolled out. If you use a solid epoxy product you have limited working time; mix smaller batches and work backwards, maybe no more than 200 Sq.ft. at a time. Spiked shoes help because you can tromp around on the wet product to cast chips and grit.
Yes, very slippery. Add chips to conceal dirt and for looks. This also gives you some anti-skid. Then use the grit, applied right after the chips. It is hard on the knees. It does tear up cleaning cloth (I have heard rayon mop recommended. Easy to roll things around, that is not a problem. Finding dropped widgets? Floor is so smooth I have not found it to be a problem.
Floor is very tough but does get scratched up. It is so glossy it shows all flaws, so another reason for chips. I did an 80% job since I could not practice and am very happy. With your large area, You could practice on back corners, taping off and experimenting as you back out into the main area.

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