Quartz Floor Coating

Breathtaking Durability

Quartz Flooring uses a double broadcast of translucent colored quartz granules into a commercial-grade epoxy binder (basecoat). The system is then top-coated with a clear, high-performance polyaspartic. Optional additional clear or solid topcoats are available for customers who prefer a smoother surface.

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Key Benefits

  • Durable Slip Resistance
  • Hides Substrate Imperfections
  • Requires No Waxing
  • Low-Maintenance
  • Stain & Abrasion Resistant

Typical Uses

  • Food Preparation Areas
  • Laboratories, Healthcare Facilities and Animal Clinics
  • Manufacturing Areas and Detention Facilities
  • Locker Rooms and Public Restrooms
  • Vehicle Repair/Showroom Facilities
How It Works

The Process

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Prep Concrete

Grind or shot-blast the concrete to open its pores, repair cracks and pits to ensure maximum adhesion for the coating.

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Primer/Basecoat

An epoxy primer is applied until the concrete is fully saturated.

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Color

 Premixed color granules are broadcast into the epoxy binder (basecoat) until the surface is fully covered.

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Finish/Topcoat

After the binder (basecoat) cures, excess granules are removed, and one or more clear polyaspartic topcoats are applied.

What To Know

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Install & Cure Times
Install: Dependent on project size, normally one to two days turnaround.

Cure time: 24 hours - Walk
72 hours - Heavy machinery or equipment.

Cleaning
Thoroughly sweep floor using a broom/dry dust mop followed by damp mop using only water. For a deeper clean, mop with water and neutral pH cleaner like Zep or OdoBan - no waxing or polishing needed.

Warning
Avoid harsh chemicals (battery acid, gas, etc.) or cleaners, aggressive scrubbing or abrasive pads to preserve sheen, as they can dull the finish.

Recoating
Periodic recoating will restore surface protection and overall appearance.

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