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CLIENT:

Professional Building

STORY:

This is brand new Quartzite stone floor.  The client desired a sealer that would last, maintain the natural look (without a lot of shine), and was easy to maintain over time.

 
This type of natural stone is very rough.  When it is laid, it is very difficult for the installer to remove all of the grout from in between all of the ridges and valleys of the stone.

This type of stone is also very porous.  It is very important to minimize the amount of chemical being used to clean.  Cleaning chemicals can be trapped in the pores of an unsealed floor, and the result over time will be a yellow appearance

We used a penetrating sealer on this floor.  The desired look was one that left the floor in as close to their natural color and state as possible, while allowing ease of maintenance over time.

 

CLIENT:

Retail Store

STORY:

This was an initial VCT setup.  We started with only construction debris on the floor.

 
When VCT is shipped from the manufacturer, there is a small layer of sealer on the tile.  This sealer MUST be removed from the tile prior to the application of Sealer / Finish. 10Sep1999_om1.JPG (37127 bytes)
Please keep in mind the finish is DRY in all of theses pictures. 10Sep1999_om3.JPG (39494 bytes)
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CLIENT:

Commercial Supply Store

STORY:

Colored tile, constantly being walked on by muddy contractor boots. 

 
Colored tile can be very tricky. DSCN0029.JPG (112797 bytes)
Please keep in mind the finish is DRY in all of theses pictures. DSCN0030.JPG (89541 bytes)
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CLIENT:

Restaurant

STORY:

The wood floors in this restaurant had absolutely no finish on them to begin with.  The restaurant had been open for app 18 months, and the floors were in terrible shape.

 
In order to start laying finish on wood, we actually had to sand 18 months of buildup off of the wood.  The picture at the right is after screening, and the surface is ready to receive finish. bgs_0316_during.JPG (44242 bytes)
The first coat is actually applied with a machine and a steel wool pad.  This allows the finish to penetrate further into the wood.

Brand New Floor!

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