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except it's dual screen now... still comfy with the candles and scotch
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how can you get any work done in that mess?Comment
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Thank you for the compliment. The building is new, and we noticed that whoever did the troweling work did a magnificent job, the floors were as smooth as glass practically. We removed the curing sealer that is commonly put on concrete after it is poured with citris based industrial cleaners. This took days and days of work with an industrial floor scrubber, scrapers, etc. Once all the curing sealer and other dirt / contaminents were removed, we lightly etched the concrete with a 6:1 ratio of water and muratic acid. We then sprayed 3 coats of PPG Aquapon 60% solids clear epoxy, 60 gallons total. Total cost, including equipment, about $1.35 per square foot for 5200 sq. ft. We received bids from contractors in the $30,000 range.Originally posted by MikeVegawhat kind of floor is that ....polished concrete??? i love that look
The whole process was a royal pain, but we are very pleased with the results.Comment
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it really looks great .... i've always loved that look ...good luck with the new office ...Originally posted by frankfortunaThank you for the compliment. The building is new, and we noticed that whoever did the troweling work did a magnificent job, the floors were as smooth as glass practically. We removed the curing sealer that is commonly put on concrete after it is poured with citris based industrial cleaners. This took days and days of work with an industrial floor scrubber, scrapers, etc. Once all the curing sealer and other dirt / contaminents were removed, we lightly etched the concrete with a 6:1 ratio of water and muratic acid. We then sprayed 3 coats of PPG Aquapon 60% solids clear epoxy, 60 gallons total. Total cost, including equipment, about $1.35 per square foot for 5200 sq. ft. We received bids from contractors in the $30,000 range.
The whole process was a royal pain, but we are very pleased with the results.
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Originally posted by MikeVegait really looks great .... i've always loved that look ...good luck with the new office ...
Thanks again. I'm preparing to build several concrete counter tops for various areas around the office. I'll pass along some pictures when I'm done.Comment
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Originally posted by frankfortunaThanks again. I'm preparing to build several concrete counter tops for various areas around the office. I'll pass along some pictures when I'm done.
ya ... post them up ..i've seen some really nice counter tops done like that ..when i get my next house Tops like that are one of the things I'm looking to have doneComment
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For some ideas, check out www.concreteexchange.com, Fu-Tung Cheng is quite the concrete guru.Originally posted by MikeVegaya ... post them up ..i've seen some really nice counter tops done like that ..when i get my next house Tops like that are one of the things I'm looking to have doneComment
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nice working conditions, a lot better than mostRead my blog about my "marketing experiments" and whether they succeed or fail. http://www.mymarketingexperiment.com
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Bangkok rocks. I got the same sony monitorOriginally posted by kmanrox
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