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The C4-LT Trak-It Tool from Powers Fasteners Inc. is the industrys first gasfired tool with the power to fasten two-by-fours to concrete. The new tool boasts the reliability, speed and convenience of the Powers Trak-It gas-firing system, but it uses a refined Trak-It gas cartridge and chamber that provides a […]
Vexcon Chemicals Inc. has introduced PowerCoat One, a one-component, breathable epoxy coating that promises the same benefits and performance as two-part epoxies. The eco-friendly, water-based epoxy meets the strictest VOC regulations, is easy to use, resists stains, gasoline and hot tire marks and is virtually odorless. It requires no primer […]
E1, a one-part epoxy floor paint from United Gilsonite Laboratories (UGL), is a heavyduty floor paint that compares to two-part epoxies but is more do-it-yourself friendly. The epoxy floor paint is resistant to oil, grease, petroleum products, antifreeze and chemicals. It eliminates dusting, caulking and dark staining.The semigloss sleek finish […]
Mi-T-M Corp. has begun manufacturing a full line of portable 3,200-watt and 4,300-watt inverter generators for the rental and construction industries. The generators feature inverter technology that reduces size, weight, noise and fuel consumption and produces commercialquality AC power for sensitive electronic equipment.They are powered by Subaru OHC engines with […]
How long should you guarantee your work? It all depends on who you ask. Four successful contractors from California to New York share their philosophy on warranties.
When planning your next fishing trip, check out the big catch in the Canadian city of Calgary, where 144 trout over 15 feet long will soon be seen "swimming" alongside the daily traffic at a busy interchange.
This high-performance concrete from Lafarge offers incredible flexural strength and endless possibilities for creativity.
Concrete Decor‘s Technique section is designed to offer readers helpful information on methods for properly preparing concrete surfaces and installing decorative concrete products. This month, we’ll focus on techniques for stamping an overlay
Ken Tucker, a resourceful contractor solves a potential color problem with a new process – turning tilt-up concrete panels upside down.
As an old technology finds new applications, walls take on shape and texture.
