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Frequently Asked Questions &
General Information
Each concrete floor has unique characteristics.  I will help you decide which colors will  
look best on your floor.   Then we can discuss a scoring pattern and size to use if any, and the
effects it has on the floors appearance.   We will also discuss borders and border colors; a
border can be just a scored line, with the same color, or an additional color.  Next we will
talk about final finishes.  Remember you don't have to decide right away, during the cleaning I
can stain and seal a few samples on your floor for you to look at.  Together we can explore
the full potential of your floor.  You can be as involved in the project as you like, or leave it
all up to me.

Just give me a call or send me an email,  I'll be happy to personally answer any questions.
FAQ for Stained Concrete

When should I stain my floor?

For new construction the preferred time to stain and seal your floor is
after the framing is dried in and before mechanical. Make sure the framers
use blue chalkline and not red chalkline. Also advise everyone not to eat
on the floor... cokes, fries, tobacco, ketchup, etc. will stain the floor.
Once the floor is  stained and sealed it is protected.   Additional floor
protection such an thermoply can be placed to further protect the finish,  
and construction can continue.  Our average time needed to complete a
project with minimal scoring is approximately 3-4 days.  
Also let your concrete finisher know that you will be staining  your floor
and not to "burn" the surface.
We will also be available to provide onsite samples usually under the
washer/dryer, refrigerator, cabinets, carpeted room or in the garage.




How Do you clean Stained Concrete?

We suggest cleaning with warm soapy water using simple green,
then use with Mop-N-Glo to maintain a brilliant shine.



Is the concrete waterproof?  Can It Stain?

The concrete is sealed making it water and stain resistant.  It is best to
clean up spills as soon as possible, especially oils and acidic liquids.
stained concrete floors scoring staining sealing
etching acid stain polished concrete polishing
buffing sealing

When should I stain my floor?

For new construction the preferred time to stain and seal
your floor is after the framing is dried in and before
mechanical. Make sure the framers use blue chalkline
and not red chalkline.  Once the floor is  stained and
sealed, floor protection can be placed and construction
can continue.  Our average time needed to complete a
project with minimal scoring is approximately 3-4 days.  

Also let your concrete finisher know that you will be
staining  your floor and not to "burn" the surface.
We will also be available to provide onsite samples
usually under the washer/dryer, refrigerator, cabinets,
carpeted room or in the garage.




How Do you clean Stained Concrete?

We suggest cleaning with warm soapy water using
simple green,
then use with Mop-N-Glo to maintain a brilliant shine.

Each concrete floor has unique characteristics.  I will
help you decide which colors will  look best on your
floor.   Then we can discuss a scoring pattern and size to
use, and the effects it has on the floors appearance.   We
will also discuss borders and border colors; a border can
be just a scored line, with the same color, or an
additional color.  Next we will talk about final finishes.  
Remember you don't have to decide right away, during
the cleaning I can stain and seal a few samples on your
floor for you to look at.  Together we can explore the
full potential of your floor.  You can be as involved in
the project as you like, or leave it all up to me.

Just give me a call or send me an email,  I'll be happy to
personally answer any questions.

Is the concrete waterproof?  Can It Stain?

The concrete is sealed making it water and stain
resistant.  It is best to clean up spills as soon as possible,
especially oils and acidic liquids.
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