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Serving the Bemidji and Surrounding Areas
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Professional job done with integrity
Serving the Bemidji and Surrounding Areas
Call or Text Today 218-556-1413
Epoxy is a two part system by which a liquid resin and hardener are mixed together and applied as a dense fluid. The covalent bond between the epoxide groups of the epoxy resin (Part A) and the amine groups of the hardener (Part B) create the cross-linkage of the polymer. Once fully cured, the result is a shiny, strong and very durable material. 'Curing' is the chemical process in which the material hardens after exposure to air, heat, or chemical additives.
When it comes to choosing a new flooring system for industrial, commercial, residential, garage, basement or any other indoor or outdoor surface, epoxy resin flooring truly stands out from the other options for several reasons. Also known as resinous flooring, epoxy flooring is highly durable, sustainable, and amazingly decorative for any surface. What appeals most to our customers about epoxy flooring is it's resistance to high levels of wear and tear, making it the longest-lasting flooring options around.
Besides being aesthetically pleasing, the hardened and thick application that you get from epoxy chips or flakes creates a coating that is very durable and resilient to impact, chipping, chemicals, stains and most surface abrasion. It's an ideal system for garages, auto showrooms, locker rooms, patios, walkways, basements and all medium to high traffic areas. Epoxy chips or flakes come in a variety of colors and can be finished with a variety of topcoats.
Concrete overlays provide the perfect opportunity to improve or enhance an existing surface. Our cement overlay products include mixes for spraying and you’ll find diverse color options to bring your project to the next level. Although overlays can be decorative, they can also be a crucial supply for leveling, resurfacing, or coating. You can achieve an exceptional blend of function and beauty. Concrete dyes and stains can substantially bump up your cement surface’s appearance. Introducing color is a smart way to add visual interest or coordinate with existing design details.
