A: 1-5 years depending on traffic. If this is in a main lobby or walkway it's suggested to give a shorter warranty. If in a rarely used guest bathroom, warranty longer.

A: You will need to prep with tape and use protective items such as a drop cloth, masking paper, or painter's plastic to protect baseboards, cabinets, etc depending on the area before spraying the floor.

A: Yes. You can spray right over grout lines which will also seal and protect them. However, if they’re dirty, you will need to clean them before spraying.

A: Spraying the floor should be last – on your way out once the tub, surround and vanity are completely dry so you can mask up. Remember - You must wear booties. Not shoe spikes, since they will create holes or indents in the coating. The booties will slightly mar the surface but this will be covered once sprayed.

A: Check the flow on your air valve before spraying to ensure overspray is minimized. If it's causing overspray then you need to adjust the valve to reduce the air pressure.

A. Wait at least 15 mins in between coats. You can use a box fan to speed up the drying, however make sure the fan is not on while spraying.

You already have almost everything you need! The only thing you will need to purchase are a set of shoe spikes to protect the floor while you are spraying.