Polished Concrete
You can create polished cement mix flooring by adding colored dyes to polished cement mixture surfaces than with specialized tools polish down the concrete. These materials are not chemically reactive with the cement mixture, unlike acid stains. This makes the results more predictable and less random.
They also allow for more control in application and can create intricate graphic designs. Polished cement mix requires very little maintenance. It can be kept dust-free by damp mopping it with a neutral cleaner at least once a week. A small amount of polishing compound, or a fine-grit microabrasive, can be used to restore the shine if it begins to fade. A polishing compound can be used to give your polished cement mixture a beautiful color. Our Team at Vancouver concrete can offer professional advice. Polished cement mix surfaces should be extremely smooth and reflective to achieve the best results. These surfaces are highly polished. During the final phase, decorative aggregates can be added to the cement mix. |
Want to add some wow factor to your business or even residential property? We can provide polished concrete to any concrete floor as well as provide for any new build.
It will ultimately be cheaper to hire a professional polishing company to do the work early on.
Safety is a major concern with polished cement mix. People may be concerned about possible hazards due to the glossy finish of polished cement mix. Suppose you plan on installing polished cement mix flooring.
The CPC points to studies that show that the cement mix is safe for flooring. It does not promote the growth of bacteria and other contaminants. There is a small chance that polished cement mixture surfaces may develop a stain. This is unfortunate.
If safety is a concern, polished floors are safer than traditional flooring and more affordable. Rugs are a great way to soften the look of polished cement floors.
It will ultimately be cheaper to hire a professional polishing company to do the work early on.
Safety is a major concern with polished cement mix. People may be concerned about possible hazards due to the glossy finish of polished cement mix. Suppose you plan on installing polished cement mix flooring.
The CPC points to studies that show that the cement mix is safe for flooring. It does not promote the growth of bacteria and other contaminants. There is a small chance that polished cement mixture surfaces may develop a stain. This is unfortunate.
If safety is a concern, polished floors are safer than traditional flooring and more affordable. Rugs are a great way to soften the look of polished cement floors.
Rugs can be used to soften the polished cement floor's appearance. Rugs will allow polished floors to shine in contrast. A great look for any home or business. Consider polished cement mix when you are building a new home or what like to replace out old existing floors that can carry bacteria with it.
Burnishing is the final step in polishing. Burnishing is the final step in polishing. It brings out the shine and gloss of polished cement mixture. Burnishing does not produce dusting, unlike sealant. To achieve the best shine, a high-speed burnisher melts the seal guard treatment onto the polished surface.
Call Vancouver Concrete Co for any type of polished concrete job you require. Weather you are looking for a new build, commercial or existing home. We have the right tools and trained professionals to get the job done. Give us a call today!
Burnishing is the final step in polishing. Burnishing is the final step in polishing. It brings out the shine and gloss of polished cement mixture. Burnishing does not produce dusting, unlike sealant. To achieve the best shine, a high-speed burnisher melts the seal guard treatment onto the polished surface.
Call Vancouver Concrete Co for any type of polished concrete job you require. Weather you are looking for a new build, commercial or existing home. We have the right tools and trained professionals to get the job done. Give us a call today!
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