1) Surface Preparation: Mechanical Grinding Or Shot-Blasting To Remove Contaminants And Create A “Profile” For The Coating To Grip.
2) Moisture Testing: Checking The Concrete Substrate For Moisture Content, As Excess Water Can Cause Peeling Or Bubbling.

1) Priming: Applying A Specialized Primer To Seal The Concrete And Improve Adhesion.
2) Base & Top Coats: Layering The Material (E.G., Epoxy Or Polyurethane) In Multiple Coats. Anti-Slip Aggregates Like Sand Or Quartz Can Be Added Between Layers.
3) Curing: The Floor Usually Requires 24–48 Hours For Foot Traffic And A Full 7 Days Before Heavy Machinery Or Chemicals Can Be Introduced.