Floor Removal and Replacement Fire Stations 2 and 3

Epoxy Floor Removal and Replacement – Located at Fire Stations #2 and #3. 1. Remove existing epoxy floors in apparatus bays up to ½” thick epoxy to a clean concrete floor surface. 2. Cut out saw cut joints and fill with a Versaflex SL 75 or a Metzger Mcguire RS 88 Polyurea. 3. Patch all cracks and areas that need filling with a polish-able epoxy cement type filler. 4. Using a series of metal bond diamonds of 30/40, 60/80, 100/120 flatten and smooth the concrete floor surface. 5. Using a series of resin bond diamonds of 100, 200, 400 polish the concrete floor surface. 6. During the process clean the entire floor surface between steps with a floor scrubber, and then apply the desired color of Vivid solvent based dye - 2 coats. If required, when cured clean the floor surface. 7. Apply the concrete hardener/densifier; LionHard at the manufacturers rates and procedures. 8. Let cure then clean the floor surface. 9. Polish with 800 grit resin bond diamonds then clean the floor surface. 10. Apply a second coat of concrete hardener/densifier; LionHard then clean the floor surface. 11. Polish with 1500 grit resin bond diamonds and clean the floor surface. 12. Apply 2 coats of Petrotex and burnish in with a high-speed propane floor burnisher with a black 3M floor pad to achieve the needed slip resistance required. 13. Apply yellow drive lines in each apparatus bay from door to door

Division 09 -

Finishes, Flooring.