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The document provides instructions for filling epoxy mortar on joints, preparing coving, and applying penetrative and final epoxy primers and coatings with a thickness of 2mm on joints, coving, and other surfaces. The multi-step process includes preparation, application of multiple epoxy primer and coating layers, with the final step being application of a final epoxy coating at 2mm thickness.

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