Nevada Custom Coatings Blog

Water expands as it freezes. This phenomena is responsible for cracks and crumbling concrete in all cold climates. How can you protect your concrete from this?

Chlorides are commonly used as disinfectants, but they can also do significant damage to unprotected concrete floors. How can epoxy coatings help?

Corrosion of concrete takes place because of its porous nature. Seepage of fluids into the concrete starts to affect the steel rebar within. We help you prevent this!

In facilities where wine is made and stored, concern needs to be shown for the state of concrete floors. Acids in wine can corrode concrete, and stain it. We help protect your flooring through epoxy coatings!

Motor oil & cooking oil do more than just stain concrete and make it slippery. They also cause concrete to deteriorate. Learn how to protect concrete from oil.

You wouldn't think that sour milk could damage anything. Since it contains lactic acid, in sufficient quantities it can cause material breakdowns. Here's how to protect your concrete from such substances.

Fermentation products often include a variety of acids. Acids left in place or repeatedly spilled on concrete cause corrosion. Epoxy floors fix this problem!

When you lay down concrete color stains or epoxy coatings, you have a choice in the type of topcoat you want to use. Here we discuss two of the most common options.

How can you prevent leaching, mold, rust, and cracks from forming in and on your concrete? Our concrete flooring experts provide the answers.

The strength of a material can be measured in four different ways. Find out how epoxy coating materials compare to the concrete they protect.

Polyaspartic coatings represent one of the best topcoats available with epoxy flooring. Learn more about who first made them and how they work.

Epoxy flooring is a great option for beautifying and protecting concrete floors and walkways, both inside and out. Find out more about options in this article.

Coved flooring provides the ultimate in wall protection while seamlessly connecting the epoxy protection of your floors with your walls. Find out more about it.

What is epoxy paint and can it compare to an epoxy coating? We talk about the differences in durability and why you pay more for 100% pure epoxy coatings.

Many people enjoy the varied look of epoxy coatings. By adding color flakes, micas, or granules to the mixture, you can add texture and abstract patterns that appeal to the eye. But Nevada Custom Coatings offers more than aesthetic appeal. We can embed letters, numbers, arrows, stripes, or other patterns to help communicate or direct anyone stepping onto your concrete floor.

Although grinding concrete is necessary for applying epoxy coatings and top coats, we never leave our customers in the dust. HEPA filters keep you safe.

We can add an almost unlimited variety of colors and textures to your concrete floor through the use of color flakes, micas, and granules, or even color stains. How do we make sure the colors remain consistent throughout your project? Find out here!

There are various categories of concrete problems that must be addressed before epoxy coatings can be applied. Here we discuss some of them and their solutions.

Like paint, the level of gloss for a concrete polish or epoxy coatings is fully customizable. We can define gloss precisely to give your floor exactly the look you want! Find out how we do this here.

A glossy concrete floor takes an ordinary construction material like concrete and gives it surprising depth. Find out more about how polished concrete beautifies a property!

Should you go with a concrete polish or should you get a straightforward epoxy coating? We discuss the differences and why you might want one or the other.

Epoxy coatings are ideal for extending the life and value of your concrete floors and walkways. Find out more about how epoxy can help you!

Did you know that concrete can be polished so that it shines? Find out more about how we can polish your floor and then seal it to your concrete adds light!

When you add an epoxy coating to your concrete floors, you now have a seamless, smooth surface that resists accumulating allergens. Try it and see!