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Epoxy Coatings for Concrete Floors

Epoxy Coatings for Concrete Floors Floor coatings are a fantastic solution for your concrete surfaces. Concrete can have a pleasant sight for some people, however others might not find that concrete appearance as being tasteful. Fortunately there are plenty of solutions for those who prefer to explore a more creative and decorative approach. What is Epoxy? Epoxy is an industrial coating that works as an extremely durable adhesive and binds to your concrete surfaces. Epoxy coatings are designed to protect the surface it is applied to, whether it be your countertops, floors and even your walls. Epoxy is a self leveling and protective material that helps prevent corrosion on your surfaces so it has become a popular choice for businesses and homeowners. Beside being undeniably secure, one of the best traits of applying epoxy to your surfaces is the multitude of mesmerizing color pigments and dazzling glitters that you can incorporate into the epoxy mix itself

Get Certified in Epoxy Coatings

Get Certified in Epoxy Coatings Decorative coatings like epoxy are becoming particularly favored in residential and commercial settings for surfaces such as countertops and floors. Epoxy is an adhesive resin coating that creates a shiny, high gloss surface that offers a durable and resistant foundation. Let's also not forget about the myriad of colors that can be incorporated into your epoxy application is absolutely endless. An exquisite array of metallic pigments and decorative glitters are available to enhance your surfaces and turn them into dazzling works of art. Flooring contractors over the years have become highly interested in integrating epoxy services into their businesses. Even with all the popularity that revolves around epoxy resins, many individuals and contractors are still not properly educated on the product specifications or the appropriate application process. We're here to help. Xtreme Polishing Systems hosts a 5-day certification course fo

How to Prepare A Hardwood Floor for an Epoxy Coating Application

If you have hardwood flooring in your home, you know how important it is to properly protect it. One popular floor coating for wood is epoxy . An epoxy floor coating is long-lasting and easy to maintain while giving an extra layer of protection to your hardwood floors . It also provides a high gloss finish that will bring your wood floors back to life. Before you use an epoxy floor coating , there are steps you need to take to prepare your floor. Follow These Steps: Thoroughly Clean the Floor's Surface: The first step to a beautiful and successful application is a clean surface. By thoroughly cleaning your wood floors you're able to remove dirt and eliminate mold and mildew. Mop the floor with a solution of 10% bleach in warm water. Use old towels to dry the floor, and then wait for it to completely dry before moving to the next step. Sand the Surface of the Floor: Next, you will need to sand the floor in order to level the surface and to remove any previous seal

Epoxy Coatings vs. Mechanically Polished Concrete

What Is An Epoxy Coating? When an epoxy coating  is applied to a concrete floor the revolutionary material binds to the floor surface, which ultimately provides a durable, colorful and valuable substrate.  Epoxy coatings for concrete floors require frequent maintenance and can be most commonly found in hotels, showrooms, restaurants, retail outlets, industrial and residential garages, warehouses, and all while protecting your floors and and providing a beautiful environment for clients and guests. What Is A Mechanically Polished Concrete Floor? When a concrete floor is mechanically polished the floor's surface is refined with diamond abrasive tools that can either produce a high sheen polished surface or a duller surface, per the client's preference. Mechanical polished concrete is extremely cost effective and requires minimal maintenance and can be most commonly found in residential homes, showrooms, warehouses, restaurants, retail outlets, industrial, commercial and r