Can you imagine the stress of cooking on the TV show Hell’s Kitchen or Master Chef? Or maybe you’re not a fan of Gordon Ramsay. It probably isn’t any less stressful to be on Food Network Star, Iron Chef, or even Worst Cooks in America. If you’ve watched any of the aforementioned shows, you’ve seen home cooks and TV chef wannabes crash and burn when cooking their signature dish. We’re keeping it simple with our best dish using a 1:1 mixing ratios. By doing so, our certified and trained professional flooring contractors and installers have less chance for error and less stress.
And their customers receive custom flooring that is durable, easy to maintain, and absolutely beautiful.
Today’s post is about our recipe.
When offering advice to finalists on the Food Network Star TV show, Alex Guarnaschelli, an Iron Chef and Food Network Star herself, said, “Keep it simple…I think that simpler and more true is always better.” Her purpose in offering this advice was to help the finalists reduce stress and the chance for errors. We here at V-8 High-Performance Floors think keeping it simple is sound advice. Why complicate your recipe with a lot of ingredients, multiple measurements and crazy mixing ratios?
The Mixing Ratio of V-8’s Hybrid XT Floor Coating is 1:1
Our floor coating formula combines polyuria and polyaspartic resins to create superior bonding and a durable floor that stands above the rest. The recipe is simple:
1 gallon Part A + 1 gallon Part B = 2 gallons of the Hybrid XT Clear Floor Coating System (It can be mixed in smaller quantities.)
But, like any good recipe, you can add ingredients to spice it up. To enhance the Hybrid XT Floor Coating you can add one of the following ingredients:
- Solid Color
- Full Chip Vinyl
- Full Chip Mica
- Platinum Color Pigment
- Quartz Double Broadcast
HGTV hasn’t debuted a floor coating competition yet. But when they do, V-8 High-Performance Floors will have the winning recipe with their Hybrid XT Floor Coating 1:1 mixing ratio. Call us today for more information on how you can become a V-8 certified flooring contractor or installer.
