Skip to main content
Stesso

Apply a Seamless Concrete Floor Coating System

0:38
1:19
4.5K views

At 0:38 in

Can you fill saw cuts? ✅🤔 #garagefloors #torginolfloors #sawcuts #floormakeover #epoxyfloor

Watch on YouTube

What happens here

With the saw cuts and cracks properly filled and ground flush, the concrete floor is now ready for a seamless coating system. Apply the chosen floor coating (e.g., epoxy, polyaspartic) evenly over the entire surface, including the previously filled areas. The goal is to create a monolithic and aesthetically pleasing floor that completely hides the original joints and cracks, as depicted by the final, smooth floor in the video and the brief visuals of applying the coating with rollers.

Goal: Create a monolithic and seamless floor surface over the filled joints.

Tools and materials

  • Floor Coating System — Creating the monolithic, seamless floor surface
  • Mixing Tools — Mixing coating components if it's a multi-part system
  • Protective Gear — Protecting against chemical exposure and fumes
  • Roller/Applicator — Applying the floor coating evenly

What they say

Hide

here cuz you did a great job filling it. Control joints, absolutely once that window of the concrete curing, depending on how thick it is, is over, they can be filled, grinded, shaved flush, whatever system you're using, and then they can be coated over the top. It's expansion joints, cold pores, joints of that nature, maybe it's a structural support beam that you wouldn't want to fill before a coating system. Those ones should be honored, but your control joints, which are in almost every garage, can certainly be fixed and sealed so you have that monolithic seamless surface. >> There you go, seamless floor. Yes, you can do it.

Auto-generated from the video audio.