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Seamless fluid-applied floor systems built from epoxy, urethane, or methyl methacrylate resins over concrete substrates. Used in commercial and industrial settings such as kitchens, labs, warehouses, and healthcare for chemical resistance and easy cleaning.

Polished concrete is a seamless flooring finish produced by mechanically grinding and polishing a concrete slab with progressively finer abrasives, often with densifiers and sealers. It is used in commercial construction for durable, low-maintenance floors in retail, warehouse, and institutional spaces.

Interior architectural paint is a pigmented liquid coating applied to walls, ceilings, and trim to provide color, protection, and washability. Commercial-grade formulations offer low-VOC content and durability for high-traffic environments such as offices, schools, and healthcare facilities.

Coatings formulated for exterior building surfaces to provide color, weather resistance, and protection against UV, moisture, and mildew. Applied to walls, trim, and other exposed substrates on commercial structures.

Primers and sealers are preparatory coatings applied to surfaces before finish paint to promote adhesion, block stains, and seal porous substrates. They are used in commercial construction on drywall, wood, masonry, and metal prior to finish coating.

Industrial and protective coatings are high-performance epoxy, polyurethane, and zinc-rich systems applied to steel and concrete to resist corrosion, chemicals, and abrasion. They are used in commercial and industrial construction on structural steel, tanks, floors, and equipment exposed to harsh conditions.

A dry finishing process in which electrostatically charged powder is applied to metal and cured under heat to form a hard protective coating. Used in commercial construction to finish architectural metals, railings, structural members, and equipment with durable, corrosion-resistant coatings.

Coatings that expand into an insulating char when exposed to heat, protecting structural steel and other substrates from fire. Applied to exposed structural members and assemblies to achieve rated fire-resistance while maintaining an architectural finish.

Concrete coatings are high-performance systems such as epoxy, polyurethane, and polyaspartic that bond to concrete substrates to provide chemical, abrasion, and moisture resistance. They are applied to floors and structures in industrial, commercial, and institutional facilities to protect surfaces and improve cleanability.

Stains and sealers are penetrating or film-forming finishes that color and protect wood and masonry substrates from moisture, UV, and wear. They are used in commercial construction on exterior and interior wood, concrete, and masonry surfaces.

Fluid-applied acrylic, silicone, or polyurethane coatings that provide a seamless protective and reflective layer over existing roof surfaces. Applied on commercial roofs for restoration, waterproofing, and reduced heat gain.