Industrial Caulk & Seal revives an old colored concrete floor

Industrial Caulk and seal was contracted to rejuvenate a dyed polish concrete floor that another company had produced years ago. The customer was unhappy with the dull color appearance, scratches, and over all shine that their existing floor provided.

To obtain the look the customer desired, Industrial Caulk and Seal started the process with a grind. Removing all the imperfections and scratches from the existing concrete. ICS foreman Chris Kilgore then lead his crew in re-dying the three-toned concrete to brighten up the colors. Though it may sound simple it wasn’t an easy task. Chris ran into the issue of the colors running into one another but was quick to put his years of experience into play to remedy the problem by applying the dye by hand on the edges where two colors would meet.

Once the dye was applied Industrial Caulk and Seal then completed the process by polishing the floor and protecting it with SASE signature guard. Leaving behind and aesthetically pleasing dyed concrete floor as well as another happy customer.

(The Mastic Covered Floor)

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Industrial Caulk & Seals production at its best...

Industrial Caulk & Seal has been contracted to complete a 136,000 Ln. Ft. MM-80 joint fill installation throughout an 800,000 Sq. Ft. warehouse in an undisclosed location.

Cory Flohr and Joe Dean, Industrial Caulk & Seals sales team, teamed up on this project due to its size and together they estimated the designated joint fill scope to take approximately 38 working days to complete. Though remarkably for this amount of work Larry McCracken, the foreman leading this project, and his men will be finishing up this job 2 working weeks ahead of schedule.

When asked what factors made it possible to make such quick progress Larry was quick to come back to say his team. He had said that “The floor is wide open, so we get there, and everyone knows exactly what to do. We have a really good program in place where each guy is focusing on one step of the joint fill process which results in us filling well beyond our daily footage goals”.

The Joint fill process is as follows:
1. Apply Stain preventative film
2. Mechanically clean joints
3. Remove dirt and debris from joints
4. Fill joints with Metzger McGuire’s, MM80
5. Shave off overfill

This project was not always easy for Larry and his crew. The first few days on site Larry and his men had to make do with very limited lighting. Overcoming all obstacles, Industrial Caulk & Seal can effortlessly say that Mr. McCracken’s progress on this project has been prodigious.

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A Special offer from ICS:
Industrial Caulk & Seal is offering both an absolutely free comprehensive floor survey and a 10% discount on any floor repairs scheduled between January 1, 2018 and March 31, 2018! Upcoming Projects:

Navistar- 140,000 SF Strip & Seal
Village Volvo- 21,130 SF Grind & Polish
Kopit Dental- 3,400 SF Grind & Polish