When it comes to laboratory flooring, performance and appearance are equally important. Cracked, stained, or worn concrete floors not only compromise safety but also reflect poorly on the facility's professionalism. With Decorpoxy™, a decorative concrete resurfacer, restoring and enhancing lab floors becomes a streamlined, durable solution. Here’s a step-by-step guide to transform your concrete floors with confidence.
Step-by-Step Guide
- Assess the Surface
Before starting, examine the concrete for damage like cracks, spalling, or chemical staining. Identify any areas requiring patching or leveling to ensure the Decorpoxy™ resurfacer adheres properly. - Surface Preparation
A clean, sound surface is crucial. Remove old coatings, dirt, oils, and residues using a grinder or shot blaster. Vacuum thoroughly to eliminate dust. Repair any cracks with an epoxy filler compatible with Decorpoxy™. - Prime the Concrete
Apply the recommended primer from the Decorpoxy™ system to promote adhesion. Follow manufacturer instructions on drying time. A properly primed surface enhances the bond and longevity of the decorative finish. - Mix and Apply Decorpoxy™
Blend Decorpoxy™ components as directed. Pour the mixed material and spread evenly with a notched squeegee or trowel. Customize the look with optional color flakes or finishes for a professional, slip-resistant surface. - Allow Proper Cure Time
Let the surface cure as specified—typically 24 to 48 hours, depending on site conditions. Restrict traffic until fully cured to ensure optimal performance and aesthetic finish.
Built to Last, Designed to Impress
Upgrading lab floors isn’t just about patching cracks—it’s about creating a space that reflects precision and cleanliness. Decorpoxy™ delivers a tough, visually appealing surface built to handle the rigors of laboratory environments while enhancing the overall look. When appearance matters as much as performance, Decorpoxy™ stands out.
