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Introduction to concrete overlays

Originally intended for use as a thin surface restoration material for concrete substrates, polymer cement overlays were introduced into the architectural concrete and commercial flooring industries in the early 80’s. Subsequently, its use in these industries has become standard. Polymer cement overlays are extremely economical in providing long term, durable renovation without the need for costly and continuous repairs that are typically associated with deteriorating concrete surfaces.

Polymer cement overlays are used for interior and exterior applications ranging from:

Skim coat/broom finish concrete resurfacing –

Restore and protect damaged, pitted, flaking and stained concrete back to the look of a new concrete surface.

Concrete regrading & leveling –

Repair and level concrete surfaces that have settled.

Existing substrate redecorating and renovating –

Alter the appearance of existing concrete or wood substrates through applying "thin stamped" or "thin stained" overlays, creating new textures, colors and designs. For use on commercial or resident pool deck, this frequently takes the form of "splatter textures" or "knockdowns," in which polymer cement is applied to the existing concrete substrate in a moderately textured finish (average of 1/8” thickness) in various patterns. Often, the texture is knocked down with a trowel to slightly modify the appearance and feel of the finished application.

Beautiful stained concrete masterpieces-

Artcon employs proprietary blends of polymer-modified overlay mixes to create some of the most amazing custom interior floors you will ever see. Please take a moment to check out some of them in our photo gallery.

Artcon provides complete concrete restoration services,including concrete resurfacing and decorative concrete overlays. Call us today to schedule an appointment to evaluate your concrete resurfacing needs.

Artcon Decorative Concrete

(603) 820-6364

www.artcon-concrete.com

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