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Three years ago, the workshop used 3-cloth and 6-coated vinyl heavy-duty anti-corrosion floor construction. Now all the photos I see show that the traffic passage is damaged. The hydraulic truck has to pass through every day to crush the ground. Fortunately, other places are not corroded or crushed. Is there any good way to repair the passage floor? Is it better to continue to use vinyl material to reinforce and level the floor and apply more layers of cloth? Or is it better to use a different construction plan? What is better to withstand pressure and corrosion (solvent, toluene, potassium hydroxide, hydrobromic acid and alkali, etc.)
Emery floors, terrazzo floors, and cement mortar floors with severely damaged surfaces; Concrete floors with exposed coarse aggregate (small stones) after long-term use and severe wear. The processing method is as follows: 1. Use a grinder to remove the sand layer and pour concrete sealing and curing agent. 2. If the sanding of the concrete is not serious and there are no requirements for ground use and environmental beautification, you can only apply concrete sealing and curing agent after polishing to reduce costs. 3. If the use of the ground requires high wear resistance, pressure resistance, and scratch resistance, you can only re-sweep the grout and pour 3 to 5 centimeters of concrete before constructing a commercial wear-resistant floor.
When choosing a surface layer, pay attention to a floor that is resistant to chemicals (solvents, toluene, potassium hydroxide, hydrobromic acid and alkali, etc.).
General floor paint cannot withstand such heavy tossing, and good coatings are very expensive. . . All I can say is you get what you pay for.
That’s right, it won’t work on ordinary floors.
The plan confirmed now is basically the same as yours. Thank you.