San Antonio, Tx. Dominion- Another wonderful day to rediscover your garage, and once again we find ourselves in the lovely Dominion, this spacious subdivision features an expanse of beautiful homes, and today’s home was no exception. Our homeowner, Claudia had her eye on this home for some time, a couple years after purchasing another home down the street this home, her dream home, was finally available! She jumped on it and set to work getting it just right. In her other home she had a very similar garage floor to the ones that we provide, the only difference was the chemical used. Our chemical is polyasparic, whereas the other floor that had been done was an epoxy. An epoxy is a much more brittle chemical than ours. It will crack unlike ours, ours moves with the floor and is very flexible. Another major difference in our two chemicals is the application. An epoxy utilizes a method known as acid-washing. Acid-washing essentially scores the concrete and creates a relative rough and naked surface to apply on. However, doing this is harmful in two ways. First of all if the acid gets into the grass or other landscaping around the driveway it can kill this landscaping. Second, using this method doesn’t create a surface that is ideal for applying to, it only bonds with some of the epoxy instead of all, which creates the common problem of peeling. Our process of grinding creates a much better bond because it exposes more of the subfloor and gets a very consistent bond throughout. Claudia will be happy with this German Brown Trout floor for many a year to come, and we wish her all the best in her dream home! Go Spurs Go!! яндекс
