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Typical Surfaces: Garage floors, basements, retail, hospitality, commercial.
Epoxy finish is a great alternative for interior concrete floors. It provides excellent protection to the concrete and makes it very easy to clean.
The most important step in an Epoxy finish is the preparation of the existing concrete. All epoxies look great the moment they are installed, but without the correct installation, most epoxy finishes begin to fail quickly. We mechanically prepare the surface, typically with diamond grinders, to smooth the concrete and open the pores for maximum bond with the Epoxy. Most other contractors will use only chemicals and a pressure washer, forcing water into the concrete that later can push its way out, taking their epoxy coating along with it.
We recommend four options for Epoxy coatings:
Epoxy Chips & Flakes
We add multi-colored vinyl chips over the Epoxy coating. The amount of chips can vary from a light scatter pattern to 100% broadcast depending on the look you want. We then coat the floor with an Aliphatic Urethane to create a clear finish that is extremely tough, durable and easy to clean.
Pigmented Epoxy and Thin-mil
Pigmented Epoxies are a great choice for high traffic, interior surfaces. They deliver commercial and industrial grade performance, superior chemical resistance and improve light reflectivity while being an allergen-free flooring system.
Self-Leveling Epoxy
Even after grinding and cleaning there remain irregularities in the existing concrete. Our thick Self-Leveling Epoxy fills all the holes, dips and waves, hiding these imperfections below a smooth and clean finish. Most other contractors use a roll-on finish that follows the irregularities, many of which you don’t notice until after their epoxy is applied.
Epoxy Quartz Floors
We cover the Epoxy with Quartz sand. The sand is available in a variety of colors, and you can choose to use a single color or a combination for a specific mix. This creates a very low slip floor that is easy to clean and maintain.
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