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Polished concrete is a concrete floor that has been hardened and ground to a set shine.
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Definition
It's ground with diamonds, treated with a liquid hardener, then refined with finer pads. It's common in lofts, shops, and public corridors, often beside terrazzo.
Why it matters
It needs care suited to its finish to keep the gloss even and stop walkways turning dull and dusty.
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Stone problem
Honing and polishing that bring back the shine on dull floors, counters, showers, and lobbies.
Stone problem
Stone dulled by ground-in dirt, soap film, and old coatings, deep cleaned so polishing and sealing can do their job.
Service
Bring back an even shine on dull stone.
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Regular stone care for commercial buildings.
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A densifier is a liquid hardener that reacts with concrete to stop dusting and help it take a polish.
Finishes & careA polished finish is a glossy, highly reflective stone surface.
Stone typesTerrazzo is a floor of marble, glass, or stone chips set in cement or resin.
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Send us a photo. We'll tell you whether it's etching, a stain, wear, or something structural, and quote the repair.
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