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What Does Polished Concrete Entail?
Polishing concrete is a forward-thinking and budget-friendly process that’s also eco-friendly. This technique involves using industrial-grade diamonds to grind, cut, and hone the concrete, resulting in a sleek and polished appearance. To enhance the floor’s polish, impregnating hardeners are applied. Polished concrete floors are an excellent choice for a wide range of settings, including warehouses, industrial plants, commercial spaces, educational institutions, retail stores, showrooms, government facilities, museums, and residential properties.
At Brooklyn Park Epoxy, we excel in creating exquisite luxury polished concrete floors. Our seasoned team, cutting-edge process, and advanced equipment enable us to tackle even the most extensive and demanding residential and commercial ventures. Of course, we’re equally adept at handling smaller projects. From initial consultation and estimation to grinding and finishing, Brooklyn Park Epoxy oversees every aspect of the job. You’ll have the assurance of knowing your project’s dedicated point of contact from the project’s inception to its final inspection. We’re committed to being readily available to address your inquiries, adhering to agreed-upon deadlines, and bringing your project’s vision to life.
Polished concrete floors come in various grit levels, typically ranging from 200 grit to 1,200 grit. The level of shine and reflectiveness increases as you move from the lowest to the highest grit. We offer a range of options to suit your specific needs, whether you prefer a rustic appearance or a modern, highly reflective finish.
In addition to polishing, you can also use concrete dye to add color to your polished concrete surface. It’s essential to note that these dyes are not UV-resistant, making them unsuitable for outdoor concrete applications. When applying concrete dye, it’s advisable to use a high-quality concrete sealer to prevent fading, especially in high-traffic areas exposed to foot and vehicle traffic.