Liquastone
Liquastone is the next generation of decorative concrete flooring. Liquastone is a special high-tech nano-pigment that can be added to a clear epoxy binder to achieve the most elegant looking seamless floors ever achieved.
If you are a contractor currently using concrete stains or overlays to achieve a stone like effect that interior designers crave, you won't be any longer after using our system. That is a bold statement, but never before have you been able to achieve a more natural, gorgeous looking floor that is cost effective and easy to install. This system installs faster with less downtime and without the headaches of overlays and stains.
Advantage: Liquastone
Liquastone offers many advantages over other types of concrete stains and overlays:
- Does not matter if your substrate has been damaged or patched. Unlike traditional methods of achieving stone looking surfaces such as acid stains or dyes, where the condition of the substrate determines the final look, Liquastone is a special pigment used in an epoxy resin that will cover imperfections in the substrate. The substrate does not ghost through giving you a perfect finish every time.
- More consistent color. Color can vary greatly with stains and dyes depending on the age of the concrete, concrete color, and surface porosity. Not with Liquastone. This eliminates problems with specifiers and customer expectations. Any sample made for the customer will match the finished product.
- Effects achieved with Liquastone cannot be replicated with traditional concrete coloring methods. Because these special pigments reflect light rather than absorb it, the finished floor has more depth and dimension than is obtainable with traditional concrete staining.
- The Liquastone system is more cost effective than virtually any system of it's type. The material cost and installation time is lower than most any system on the market today. The look is phenomenal. A happy customer and more profitable contractor means business growth.
- Ease of installation cannot be overstated. A primer coat, and then the Liquastone. It's that easy. The patina develops naturally within 10-30 minutes after application, without any installer effort.