Hello everyone, I'm considering selling a shelf company in Germany and would like some advice on the process. What are the steps involved in selling a German shelf company? Are there legal requirements or tax implications I should be aware of? Any insights or tips from those experienced in selling shelf companies would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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How Long Does Epoxy Floor Take to Dry? Curing Tips for the Best Results
Epoxy floors are highly durable and stylish, but proper drying and curing are key to ensuring they last. Typically, an epoxy floor takes between 24 and 72 hours to fully dry. After 24 hours, light foot traffic is generally safe, but for heavier use—like parking vehicles or moving heavy equipment—it’s recommended to wait at least 72 hours for the epoxy to fully cure.
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