
Reno has cold fall, winter, and early spring weather. That doesn't mean that we can't manage to coat your outdoor concrete if the circumstances are right. Find out how polyaspartic coatings can benefit you!
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Significant amounts of carbon dioxide are released making cement, but concrete absorbs large amounts of carbon dioxide too! The longer concrete lasts, the more carbon dioxide it absorbs. We help your concrete last for years to come with custom epoxy coatings!
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Oil stains on concrete are ugly. Instead of reacting to the latest spill with rags and kitty litter, how about preventing the oil stain in the first place?
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Topcoat clarity plays a large role in how the colors underneath appear to the human eye and in different light conditions. Here we discuss the Gardner Scale and how this relates the to final appearance of your epoxy flooring.
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Can epoxy coatings and radiant floor heating work together? Find out more about these two technologies and how you can combine them successfully!
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Recent articles have looked at the advantages of concrete coatings and how you can avoid any perceived disadvantages. Here we consider some more benefits.
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Color granules and color flakes are additives for epoxy coatings that add to their versatility and appearance. Learn more about these options in concrete coatings.
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Here are common epoxy concerns raised by Do-It-Yourselfers, and why it's always best to stick to the professionals at Nevada Custom Coatings for all of your epoxy needs.
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Concrete coatings have a number of advantages over other flooring types. Here we discuss those advantages and why they are pertinent to your floors.
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You can use baseboards with epoxy floors, although you don't really need them. Coved flooring can give you the benefits of epoxy and baseboards together.
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Epoxy flooring is a perfect solution for mudrooms, antechambers, foyers, entryways, and other areas that face the winter mud and wet that assaults Reno.
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Concrete polishing can be done on its own, or with an accompanying color stain. Either way, you need to wait for the concrete to be fully cured before starting.
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How long do you have to wait for concrete to dry before you can apply a color stain and sealant? Why should you wait? Learn more about the process here.
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Organizing your garage actually allows you to improve it! Here is one suggested method for decluttering your garage and making progress on sorting your things.
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You can't lay epoxy coatings on top of fresh concrete. How long must green concrete cure before you can add an epoxy coat? Find out more about this subject here.
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Epoxy flooring is not just for the garage! You can use epoxy coatings in many household locations with great success with help from Nevada Custom Coatings.
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Commercial sites need to be clean, safe and efficiently maintained. Epoxy coatings help to improve all those areas, and they look great while doing it. Contact us for a complimentary quote today!
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The color wheel is an essential tool for determining the best color combinations for your concrete floors. Whether using concrete stains or epoxy, we can help!
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The mil is a system of measurement used in the epoxy coatings industry. Find out about mils and how we use them when laying down various grades of coatings.
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People are seldom crazy about crazed concrete. Find out more about what is crazing, why it happens, and how Nevada Custom Coatings can help.
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Concrete uses basic ingredients, such as gravel as an aggregate and water to make cement paste. The most complicated ingredient is the cement. Here we explain how it is made, and more importantly, how to best protect it.
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What goes into making cement, the primary ingredient of concrete? And how can you protect your concrete so that it lasts as long as possible? Learn more here!
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Prevent abrasion on your paths and commercial flooring with the help of durable epoxy coatings. Eliminate ruts, grooves, and depressions in concrete.
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Coved floors protect the base of walls better than any baseboard. Find out more about the types, styles, and how they protect your walls from damage.
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