I use a lot of kerapoxy.
Essential tools, digital scales for accurate part-mixes.
Decent epoxy float.
Quality nitrile gloves. Change them and clean up the moment you start to get sticky.
Wonder wipes for quick clean up if you get messy.
White emulsifying pads. I get 3m cut in half. Don't bother with epoxy without these.
Sponge clothes, you chuck away once claggy.
Kerapoxy cleaner, comes in a trigger gun and makes final clean up so easy.
Work cleanly, strike off as much as you can, don't rush. Emulsify, then one pass (and only one) with a damp sponge.
Never go over the same area twice on clean up. Yes it costs sponges but charge accordingly.
Kerapoxy cleaner for a final clean and done correctly, no need to go back the next day with the isopropyl!
