Similar to texturing walls and ceilings, texturing concrete adds color, texture and a lot of new business opportunity.
Concrete Overlays & Toppings
Overlays and toppings typically range from 1/16- to 3/4- inch deep and are applied to structurally sound concrete slabs to improve aesthetics, protect surfaces and extend life in lieu of ripping out and replacing existing slabs. There are several types of overlays including spray applied, troweled on, self-leveling, stamped and microtoppings.
Concrete Solutions Spray-Top: Faster than a Concrete Finisher
Faster than a concrete finisher but more powerful than a cementitious overlay. It is able to cover surfaces with only one coat. It’s Spray-Top, a super new product from Concrete Solutions Inc.
Self-Leveling Concrete Overlays: An Aesthetic, Cost Efficient Alternative
Self-levelers offer interior spaces unlimited design possibilities, fast! Through the use of integral colors, dry-shake color hardeners and similar products, fresh concrete need no longer be gray, monotone and drab looking.
Transform Your World of Concrete with Metal Plating
Amidst a myriad of decorative coatings for concrete, PlateAll Metal Coating emerges. PlateAll can transform a rather ordinary concrete surface into one that resembles solid cast metal with many of its attributes.
Basics of Concrete Overlays
After the existing substrate is properly cleaned and prepared, apply a self-leveling overlay. If desired saw cut, "grout lines" into the concrete overlay. Apply the your choice of stain. Remove excess stain and neutralize the surface before sealing it.
Make a Statement with Overlays for Concrete
Although existing concrete surfaces offer unique staining opportunities, cementitous overlays provide a palette of unlimited color and texture.
Sprayable Overlay Compound is Part of Stainable Concrete Veneer System
Bella Vernici’s sprayable overlay compound is the crown jewel of the company’s stainable concrete veneer system.
Cracking the Case of Cracks in Overlays and Toppings
Ideas for what to do — or not to do — with cracks in overlays.
Wayfinding Colors on a Dentist’s Concrete Floor
The artwork depicts kites, after all. No doubt youthful patients warm to the imagery and the idea behind its creation — a diversion in an otherwise angst-generating setting (the dentist’s office) that also serves as a fun, innovative way to guide patients and parents to the proper doors.
Washington Restaurant Gets Decorative Concrete Overhaul
A job that began with a mere 80 square feet of overlay snowballed into a decorative concrete transformation — complete with faux hollow tree — for this restaurant and bar.
