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How To Protect Your Concrete Floors

How To Protect Your Concrete Floors

Concrete is designed for any type of environment and offers an extensive list of advantages including being a cost effective solution for flooring and having extreme durability and strength. Protecting your concrete surface is vital in keeping your concrete floors safe from severe damage overtime. Our experts at Xtreme understand that everyone has different preferences so we made sure to have a multitude protective coatings available for your concrete floor surfaces.

Concrete Sealers

Concrete sealers are one of the simplest of the many techniques when protecting and restoring your concrete floor. Concrete sealers protect your floors from heavy foot traffic and chemical spills.

Epoxy Coatings

An epoxy coating is an industrial-grade protective coating that is applied over your concrete floors once the concrete surface has been ground with a concrete floor grinder. Epoxy is an adhesive material that bonds to the concrete's surface creating an extremely durable floor or counter/ bartop. Epoxy coatings can be applied as a clear coat which enhances the brightness of the surface. Also incorporate color pigments or polyester glitter into the coating to create beautiful and mesmerizing designs that will appeal to even the pickiest clients.

Concrete Dyes and Stains

Concrete dyes and acid stains can be used to tint the surface of the concrete which keeps the natural presence of the concrete while incorporating earth tone colors into the concrete.

Polyaspartic/ Polyurethane Topcoats & Flake Systems

A polyaspartic/ polyurethane topcoat is an exceptionally resilient floor coating that is UV resistant and displays an outstanding appearance. Flake systems are typically used in high traffic areas or garage floors. Flake systems can be broadcasted into a polyaspartic/ polyurethane top coating providing extra protection to your concrete floors.

Resources, Guidance and Support

The experts at Xtreme Polishing Systems understand that each surface can variate in properties, therefore have to be treated differently. We’re here to guide you in the proper direction, so please call us at (877) 958-5732 with any questions about ‘How To Protect Your Concrete Floors‘ or visit our website www.xtremepolishingsystems.com and browse our products today.

Whether you’re a new business owner, flooring subcontractor, DIYer, craftsmen, artist, existing business or homeowner, our exquisite product selection and extensive industry experience will assist you every step of the way, from start to finish.

Xtreme Polishing Systems supplies the industry with innovative and professional concrete polishing and decorative concrete products, equipment, chemicals and so much more. Our professionals are specially trained with our products and will deliver the fundamental guidance and customer service when preparing and executing a concrete floor.
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