kristing | January 28, 2010
The employee lunchroom at the Owens Corning facility in Denver was in need of a little facelift. Once the floor was prepped, a two-coat overlay of Miracote MPC was troweled down. Brickform Walnut Acid Stain was used to achieve the color. The company logo was applied with a two-part template, using Colormaker Red Dye. A durable epoxy and urethane coating was used to finish the project.
Chuy is applying a coat of epoxy. You can see how the sealer brings the color to life.
To enhance the logo, we saw-cut a border around it and filled it with grout. Dice is cleaning up the edges.
The completed project!
Category: Commercial Concrete, Concrete Floor, Saw Cuts / Engraving |
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Tags: Company Logo, Concrete Floors, Concrete Overlay, concrete stain
kristing | December 15, 2009
This living space in central Denver had a wood base. So, to get the look that the homeowner was interested in, we had to build a ‘concrete’ substrate. Metal lath was stapled down and Repair Mortar filled the voids. Once cured, the first coat of MPC was troweled. The second coat was trowel and the pattern cut. Coffee colored Dye and Seal was spray on, the accent colors were applied and the first coat of seal put down. Once the sealer had set up, the grout lines were filled, cleaned up and the second coat of sealer applied. Kelly is very pleased with her one-of-a-kind floor—quite a transformation from plywood.
Decorative Pattern for Concrete Floor in Denver, Colorado
Concrete Floor with Patterned Saw Cuts, Dye and Sealer
Category: Concrete Floor, Concrete Resurfacing, Saw Cuts / Engraving, Stained Concrete |
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Tags: concrete stain, decorative concrete, Decorative Concrete Floors, Saw Cuts and Engraving
