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The same company that created www.CountertopResource.com has officially launched it’s new website: www.GreenSurfaceResource.com. The new website is designed specifically to keep users informed of advancements in the sustainable, eco-friendly, recycled and environmentally conscious surfacing industry.
This new year, The Wooster Brush Co. will celebrate 165 years of being a leading manufacturer in the paint applicator industry.
Colorful mica pigments designed to be dispersed in a variety of binders are part of what makes metallic epoxy floors so alluring.
Being a successful concrete professional requires more than skill with trowels, colors and coatings. You also need to network. Networking requires investments in both time and infrastructure, but you will almost definitely see an increase in your business if you are thoughtful about your approach.
The Concrete Decor Show held a Brawl in the Fall competition where seven preselected teams of decorative concrete professionals vied for a chance to win their part of $10,000 in cash and prizes, with the first-place team netting booty worth $5,000.
David Brown, business development manager for Seal-Krete, says his company’s favorite projects are those that solve problems.
Hundreds of people showed up to witness the dedication of the Veterans Monument at Ken-Caryl Ranch in Ken Caryl, Colorado, which was officially presented to the community just in time for Veterans Day 2015.
It’s no secret that most people think sealers are the Achilles’ heel of decorative concrete. You can do nearly everything perfectly while installing your concrete masterpiece only to have something like a sealer decimate all your good efforts.
Ameripolish PCA by Ameripolish is a highly penetrating, non-film forming curing agent that drastically reduces map cracking (crazing), greatly improves abrasion resistance and minimizes efflorescence and dust for healthier indoor air quality. PCA replaces traditional cure and seal products.
Dynamic Systems Inc., a Redmond, Washington, software developer specializing in data collection applications has announced the launch of a new kitting program for the construction and restoration industry that is based on using bar code technology.
