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New Sawtec 5-inch diamond blades are designed for use with smaller hand tools such as grout saws and saws used for surface crack repair. The blades are rated for 12,000 maximum rpm and come in a variety of widths from 0.060" to 0.375". Blades with V-shaped segments allow for better […]
Designed to work with cementitious and viscous materials, the smoother is a steel blade with round corners, angled to maximize surface impact and attached to an aluminum handle.
Using traditional materials create a one of a kind masterpiece on a concrete floor.
Cracks are to concrete what death and taxes are to life — inevitable. But at least cracks can be repaired.
One ever-popular way to hide cracks is to conceal them as grout lines in a flagstone pattern.
A how-to guide on fixing or repairing cracks in concrete.
Southern Color, recently bought by Rockwood Pigments, continues its tradition of customer service while it expands nationwide.
Polishing colored concrete creates an easy-care, lustrous floor.
Contractors working in decorative concrete can often benefit from the use of water reducers. Here’s a look at two types of decorative concrete work and how water reducers can make the job easier and improve the finished product.
Contractors across the country have plenty of good things to say about polished concrete. “It’s a great alternative to surface coating and that’s what excites me the most,” says Rick Zingale of Centennial Surface Technology in Phoenix. “There are inherent problems with coatings,” adds Zingale, who’s been in the concrete […]
