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By the time business manager come into terms with the fact that there are things to be done to make concrete look good, concrete will probably develop cracks, which will make it even less appealing. This is especially true for concrete that’s been exposed to the elements, such as the concrete used to create the driveway. And it can get stains as well. But that’s not the end of the world – there are ways to make beaten up concrete look good again.<br>http://www.sealwizesc.com/
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Things to Do to Give Your Concrete Substrates a Better Look Concrete Floors That Look Good and Last Long Let’s make it look good
Concrete Polishing • If you want a satiny sheen, you can have it. • Or, if you prefer high-gloss, you can have that too. • The way polished concrete is catching on as a floor material, it might actually dethrone marble or granite as the number one luxurious flooring material.
Concrete Staining • Concrete staining is a time-tested way of giving some color to the dull grayness that is synonymous with concrete. • The liquid mixture will penetrate the concrete because of its piousness, and it will react causing a permanent change of color in the concrete.
Crack Repairs • When repairing concrete cracks, the professionals use materials that both fill out the existing crack and hold its sides to prevent the crack from spreading further: • Decorative Overlays • Engraving Concrete
Decorative Overlays • Concrete overlays are usually made out of cement, aggregates, and resins, and they are very effective in smoothing out the surface of the concrete. Some overlays can be further customized by staining or dying, but they can be stamped with patterns or stencils to make some really amazing effects.
Engraving Concrete • You might not be able to engrave your portrait in concrete, but interesting circular patterns are a possibility. For best effect, engraving should be coupled with staining.
Let’s Make it Last Long • Because you have new, prettied-up concrete floors, you will naturally want to keep it that way as long as possible. • So here’s a five-point checklist of things you need to do for damage control:
1. Monitoring Make sure you look for cracks once in a while.
2. Cleaning Clean any debris or materials that gather on a concrete surface.
3. Waterproofing If you haven’t already, waterproof your concrete regularly.
4. Professional Checkups Have a professional perform a regular checkup of any concrete structures or surfaces.
5. Remove Hazards Leaky faucets can cause damage to concrete surfaces
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