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by tangible | Jan 15, 2020 | Concrete & Floor Repair

Basic Chemical resistance of repair materials: Material Chemicals Resistant to Temperature Traffic and Abrasion Resistant to Ultraviolet Light Epoxy Grout General, mild acids and caustics 150 F yes No Novolac Polymer Concrete Sulfuric acid 180 F yes No Vinyl Ester...

by tangible | Jan 15, 2020 | Concrete & Floor Repair

Your concrete isn’t just exposed to general wear and tear like a plant floor or warehouse. Your concrete takes a beating from steam, traffic, metal totes and the chemicals you’re processing. You need repair materials that can take it. Here a few things to consider...

by tangible | Jan 8, 2020 | Concrete & Floor Repair

Sealing joints in your concrete structures is key to prolonging the life of a concrete structures. Joints in slabs are critical for relieving stress to prevent cracking but they are also the weak point when it comes to traffic. Joints in containment structures are the...

by tangible | Dec 12, 2019 | Concrete & Floor Repair

In food and beverage facilities, one of the most important tasks is cleaning and sanitation. Trench and drain maintenance are an often overlooked – yet critical – aspect of keeping your floors clean and up to USDA standards. With the constant clean up, your...

by tangible | Dec 6, 2019 | Concrete & Floor Repair

Maintaining your trench drain in your facility is a necessity. Damaged trench drains could lead to unpleasant odors and allow bacteria to grow. With all the USDA regulations, cleaning, flooding, or rinsing your trench is a daily routine. This means there is not a lot...

by tangible | Nov 15, 2019 | Concrete & Floor Repair

The best way to deal with grout shoulders is to make sure you minimize the chances of cracking before you start. There are 5 things you should consider before you proceed with the placement of your grout. 1. Design Make sure you choose a design that is less prone to...