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I am interested in finishing a large area of a new home with stained and scored concrete floors. I have seen the finished product, and when the floors are done well they are beautiful. Unfortunately, they usually look somewhat sloppy and “do it yourself” quality. A response from anyone with any information, experience, or suggestions about these floors would be greatly appreciated. Also, does anyone know of any literature on the subject. I couldn’t uncover any on the website.
Thanks,
Papa Bambam
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I am interested in finishing a large area of a new home with stained and scored concrete floors. I have seen the finished product, and when the floors are done well they are beautiful. Unfortunately, they usually look somewhat sloppy and "do it yourself" quality. A response from anyone with any information, experience, or suggestions about these floors would be greatly appreciated. Also, does anyone know of any literature on the subject. I couldn't uncover any on the website.
Thanks,
Papa Bambam