Are you wondering how to revitalize your dull concrete floors without spending a small fortune or going through the hassle of replacing the whole floor?
Concrete staining Arkansas may be what you need for if you are looking for something that will give your home individuality.
Concrete staining adds color to the floor and produces a beautiful opaque effect.
Its distinctive look is often described as ‘vintage’ or ‘unique’ and can completely transform the look of a dull concrete floor by adding character whilst also giving more longevity.
At Epoxy Flooring Arkansas we specialize in concrete acid staining which can be applied on new and old concrete floors.
We use water-based acidic solutions for our acid staining which contain metallic salts that react with the concrete lime. Our concrete acid staining produces translucent color tones that become a permanent part of the surface. It's extremely durable and long-lasting. For more details visit here concrete staining arkansas
Durability: Our method of polishing the stain INTO the concrete slab is the toughest flooring option available. A sealer is a topical coating meant to be a “sacrificial” layer on top of your floor. This means by its very design the sealer is intended to be worn away! Diamond concrete polished opens the slab up so our color can penetrate INTO the slab and is not sitting on your floor to be worn away by foot traffic or equipment moving.
Lower Maintenance: A traditional stain and seal job is going to require regular maintenance if you plan to have any type of regular traffic. The “faux shine” as we like to call it is easily scratched and to keep the floor looking good requires regular applications of wax. This quickly becomes an endless maintenance cycle and the expenses add up QUICKLY!
Scratch and Stain Resistance: Concrete Staining Little Rock, AR is more than 10x as scratch and stain resistant as the stain and roll seal approach. 10x!!! This means that your high traffic areas won’t quickly show patterns and loss of color as they do with the stain and roll.
Longest Lifespan: Hands down the longest flooring life cycle is the diamond polished concrete floor. Here’s some hard numbers to back that claim up:
Every stained concrete floor is unique, as the final color will depend on the concrete slab composition, location, age and condition. Therefore, we always apply the stain on a test area to see how the acid will react with your concrete floor before proceeding.