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- A: As a general rule, concrete should be allowed to cure for 28 days prior to grinding.
Q: When is the best time for concrete to be polished after pouring a new slab? - Polishing Natural Stone | Polishing Concrete Floors
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- Q: Will you be able to pour the concrete slab?
- A: No, we specialize in the polishing or grinding of the concrete, however we do have concreters that we work with and can recommend to you.
- Q: How long does it take for concrete sealer to dry?
- A: Most concrete sealers dry fairly quickly and are usually touch-dry after 4 hours. This is true of both penetrating and topical sealers. Penetrating sealers usually fully cure in 24 hours with topical sealers generally taking up to 48 hours to fully dry.
- Q: Should I seal my polished concrete?
- A: Concrete surfaces are subject to deterioration and degradation of appearance through traffic, UV rays, moisture, rain, chemicals, and other impurities such as oil, gas, grease, acids and salt. This can easily result in common problems such as cracking, pitting, scaling, spalling, delamination, dusting, discolouration, efflorescence, salt damage, etc. Concrete sealing offers excellent maintenance benefits when quality products are used such as Australia's Deepshield™ deep impregnating sealers.
- Q: Will the process polish around edges, corners and other obsticles?
- A: It will be necessary to "hand" finish against fixed obstacles. Our technicians will do this during the process.
- Q: How slippery is polished concrete?
- A: Many suspect a highly polished concrete floor would become more slippery-and thus more of a problem. Contrary to common perception, the degree of polish or shine is not directly related to slip resistance. Just because polished concrete is shiny doesn't mean it is slippery. If the right processes are applied both internally and/or externally, testing has shown that polished concrete will meet or exceed Australia/New Zealand standards for slip resistance. (Please bear in mind any floor finish can become slippery when wet.)
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