See the Surface Transformation

Before and after images demonstrate the dramatic improvement a resin coating brings to old industrial floors. From cracked and stained to vibrant, smooth, and modern, resin seamlessly renews even the most tired surfaces.

Step 1: Clean and Assess the Concrete Surface

Thorough cleaning is essential for a successful resin floor. Begin by removing all debris, dust, old paint, oils, and contaminants using an industrial vacuum or broom. Mop the floor with a degreaser solution to banish any residues that could interfere with adhesion. Allow the surface to dry completely before proceeding to inspection.

Check for cracks or surface damage before proceeding. Examine the concrete for damage, cracks, or spalling. Any imperfections should be repaired using a suitable mortar. Skipping proper floor repairs will lead to telegraphing through the resin and can compromise the floor’s longevity.

Step 3: Apply the Resin Coating

Once primed and fully cured, choose your topcoat based on the environment and desired finish. For industrial or driveable areas, a polyurethane or specialised resin is recommended for durability and chemical resistance.

“Prolux” – PU coating for tiles, concrete, plastic and metal – suitable for driveable surfaces offers a tough, UV-resistant finish perfect for warehouses and high-traffic zones. Mix components as instructed (usually 2:1 ratio) and apply evenly using a roller, taking care to avoid puddling or thin patches. Allow the first coat to set before recoating if required for your selected product and use case.

For areas needing breathable waterproofing or fast turnaround, “Resinstone” – One-Component Methacrylic Resin for Concrete Floors and Driveways is another excellent option, particularly on residential or outdoor industrial paths. This can be applied in a single pass and is touch-dry within 12 hours for rapid rehousing of the area.

Tips and Common Mistakes to Avoid

Always follow manufacturer instructions for ratios and curing times. Deviations can result in soft spots, poor adhesion, or an uneven surface.

Resin floors are sensitive to humidity and temperature fluctuations. Work in a stable, dry environment and avoid application during rainy or exceptionally cold periods.

Protect against chemical spills to maintain the finish. Even high-performance resins benefit from prompt cleanup and avoidance of harsh chemicals.

Insufficient surface preparation is the most common cause of failure. Take the time to clean, repair and prime thoroughly for professional, long-lasting results.

Professional Insight on Application Techniques

Proper rolling, mixing, and curing are essential for achieving a flawless resin floor finish. Internal videos and photo guides offer visual support on roller technique, handling joints, and troubleshooting pinholes or bubbles during application.