Concrete Resurfacing in Wilmington, NC
Resurfacing rebuilds the top layer of a worn or damaged slab with a bonded cementitious overlay before a coating goes down. It is the right tool when the substrate is too damaged for a coating to solve alone.
Best fit for
- Heavily worn slabs
- Slabs with widespread surface damage
- Concrete that needs a fresh surface before coating
Benefits
- Restores a coatable surface
- Corrects broad wear and minor deviations
- Extends the useful life of the slab
Finish options
- Solid color
- Decorative flake blends
- Metallic finishes
- Quartz broadcast
- High-gloss or satin topcoat
- Anti-slip additives
Preparation
- On-site evaluation of the concrete surface, moisture, and existing coatings
- Diamond grinding to open the concrete profile and remove contamination
- Crack, spall, and pit repair using compatible patching compounds
- Vacuum and cleaning before any primer or base coat goes down
Installation
- Primer or base coat matched to the substrate and system
- Body coat application to build thickness and color
- Decorative element broadcast where applicable (flake, quartz, metallic effect)
- Protective topcoat for chemical, UV, and abrasion resistance
Maintenance
- Sweep or dust mop regularly to remove grit
- Damp-mop with a neutral pH cleaner — avoid harsh solvents
- Rinse any oil, coolant, or chemical spills promptly
- Plan a recoat when the topcoat shows visible wear at high-traffic areas
Frequently asked
When is resurfacing needed versus patching?
Isolated damage patches. Widespread wear or extensive surface damage often calls for a full overlay before coating.
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