LED Lights in an Epoxy Floor?! Custom Barbershop Epoxy floor! (Moisture failure!)

Today we knock out this 1,400 sqft barbershop, with my signature LED lights.
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[@guillermocontreras4048]

Looking forward to seeing more videos🔥

[@plammo1775]

Nice. Would be good to see the finished shop as in how it looks fully operational with walls painted and fittings fitted. Any chance of a quick follow up post?

[@simpleepoxy]

Will definitely have to do a follow up. You will be able to find it in my instagram @ simpleepoxyllc

[@andrewcunha4494]

Appreciate the honesty about the floor delaminating, not easy to put your short comings out there. In that situation did you fix it on your dime or did the client pay for your services again? Thanks for sharing the content!

[@simpleepoxy]

I had to cover 80% of the material cost. Even tho it wasn’t my fault. Worth it to pay and keep the good relationship

[@mr.feathers8697]

The gold killed it. Very overpowering. Bad call.

[@simpleepoxy]

Not my favorite too, but gotta do what the owner wants. Only thing I can do is make it look the best I can make it

[@AmNotJasonYk]

Sheeesh 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@amnelruin4837]

As a commercial electrician this makes me nervous. Youre basically taking the risk that the led will last as long as the manufacturer says.... they dont last, its not uncommon for me to go on service calls for led lighting and the problem is usually the driver but sometimes, its the leds.

[@simpleepoxy]

Made sure the driver is replaceable. But it’s worth it for the time it works. When it goes out. You won’t even see the lights in the floor. Virtually invisible when off. And that was the goal. I used to be an electrician aswell, it’s a risk but definitely worth it 💪🏽

[@stamechad5218]

Gold was ugly. Bad choice