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Step 4 - Resurfacing and Texturing with Ultra Surface Polymer Concrete
Once the surface preparation, crack repair and patching (if needed) is completed, the next step is to apply a Squeegee/Bond coat of Ultra Surface Polymer Concrete over the entire surface to provide a smoothing coat and to help hide the repairs. The Squeegee/Bond Coat is applied between zero and 1/16th of an inch thick using the Ultra Surface Metal Edge Squeegee and our Resurfacer Bag Mix. After the Squeegee Coat dries, another Squeegee Coat can be applied using the same mix or a coarser sand mix, followed immediately behind with a broom to achieve the desired broom texture.
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Fig. 1
Lightly spray the surface with water, no puddles.
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Fig. 2
Apply a Squeegee/Bond Coat using theMetal Edge Squeegee.
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Fig. 3
Scrape the sides and edges to remove drips.
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Fig. 4
When the surface is dry enough to walk on, scrape material out of the joints.
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Fig. 5
Apply another Squeegee/Bond Coat and immediately drag a broom through it to leave a broom finish texture.
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Fig. 6
Use a fine, medium or coarse broom and different grit sizes of silica sand to achieve the texture needed for the job. Scrape the sides, edges and clean out all joints when the surface is dry enough to walk on.
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