Epoxy paint is a type of coating that is applied to the inside of pipes to protect them from corrosion and other damage. It is a trenchless repair method, meaning that it does not require any digging or excavation.

Epoxy pipe paint is typically made from two components: a resin and a hardener. The resin is a thick liquid that forms a tough, durable coating when it is mixed with the hardener. The hardener causes the resin to cure, or harden, over time. Once the epoxy paint has cured completely, it forms a seamless, protective coating on the inside of the pipe

To apply epoxy paint, we first remove any dirt, debris, or rust from the pipe. Then, the epoxy paint is applied to the inside of the pipe using a brush, roller, or sprayer. The paint is typically applied in multiple coats, and each coat is allowed to cure completely before the next coat is applied.

American Master Pipe uses interior epoxy paint to repair a variety of types of pipes, including sewer pipes, water pipes, and drainage pipes. It is also used to protect new pipes from damage.