Good work there. What kind of maintenance would the home owner have to do after install? Can you use a wet mop for daily cleaning and would a new polish ever have to be done again later and how often do you have to do that? Thank you in advance.
Looks nice. Ghost lines are cool in my opinion. But I understand some people don’t like it. Really nothing you can do about it- without going to extreme and costly measures.
Te quedo perron. I have a question bro, do you charge extra for the repairs the cracks and gouges and shit? Or is that already included in the overall rate or does it depend on how bad the floor already was?
Good work there. What kind of maintenance would the home owner have to do after install? Can you use a wet mop for daily cleaning and would a new polish ever have to be done again later and how often do you have to do that? Thank you in advance.
Hey, what are you using for patching? And how long is drying/ curing time? Thanks for your videos!!
I will make a video regarding to this question
@@naturalpolishingconcrete thank you
What products do yo used for patching holes and cracks??thanks
great work as always, quick question , do you not add a sealer at the end?
Yes i do add sealer all the time
Have you tried Tru PC for patchwork? Great video as always
yes i have for self leveling floors but not for very small holes
Where you located
@cd1168 orange county
What do you use for filling the holes?
@@HENSLEYDMB skimcoat or epoxy I will make a video regarding to this
Do you think 16 grit would have removed the tile pattern?
16 grit will not remove it
@@naturalpolishingconcrete thanks for replying
Looks nice. Ghost lines are cool in my opinion. But I understand some people don’t like it. Really nothing you can do about it- without going to extreme and costly measures.
Correct
Te quedo perron.
I have a question bro, do you charge extra for the repairs the cracks and gouges and shit? Or is that already included in the overall rate or does it depend on how bad the floor already was?
All depends on the condition of the concrete