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The core job. The slab is diamond-ground to open the concrete, cracks and pits are filled, and an epoxy base goes down with a polyaspartic topcoat, often with a flake broadcast for grip. The sealed floor keeps road salt and brine on top instead of in the concrete. Walk-on and drive-on times depend on the product, so follow its sheet.
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Polyaspartic cures faster than most epoxy, holds its color in sunlight, and stands up well to wear and chemicals. It is used as a topcoat over an epoxy base or as a full system when you need the floor back sooner. It costs more than epoxy alone.
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A coated basement floor turns a dusty or stained slab into a sealed surface you can mop. Moisture decides the job, so the slab is tested first and a moisture-tolerant primer is used when the readings call for it. Ventilate well and keep pilot lights off when solvent-based products are used.
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A coating is only as good as the slab under it. Freeze-thaw leaves cracked, pitted and flaking concrete, and it all gets repaired before coating so cracks do not show back through. Slab repair can also be done on its own before you decide on a coating.
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Smooth, easy-to-clean floors for shops, warehouses, breweries and showrooms. The system is matched to the traffic, the chemicals and the cleaning the space needs. Commercial floors are quoted per project after a walk-through.
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Flake systems in custom color blends, and metallic epoxy with a marbled look for finished basements, showrooms and garages. They use the same grind and repair prep as any coating. A clear topcoat with grit protects the finish and adds grip.
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