There are several types of varnishes that are used to treat concrete and stone. Each of them has its own specific properties and advantages, which makes them suitable for different conditions and types of surfaces. In this article, we will tell you what types of varnishes are used for treating concrete and stone and which one is better to choose.
What types of varnishes are there for concrete and stone?
Polyurethane varnishes are wear-resistant elastic varnishes that are highly resistant to chemicals and protect the treated surface from mechanical damage.
They are used on industrial floors, garages, warehouses and offices, terraces, etc.
Epoxy varnishes are durable, waterproof, strong varnishes with high adhesion to concrete and resistance to chemicals.
They are usually used on floors in garages, laboratories, and rooms with high cleanliness requirements.
Acrylic varnishes are easy to apply, quick-drying varnishes that are resistant to ultraviolet radiation. They usually have a more affordable price than the two previous types.
Often used in residential areas, pedestrian paths, sidewalks and decorative elements.
By the way, Teknocila 300 is considered a good universal acrylic varnish for concrete and stone. It is produced on the basis of an organic solvent, strengthens the surface well, extending its service life and has an impact-resistant effect.
Polyurethane-acrylic varnishes are highly resistant, durable and UV-resistant varnishes that combine all the advantages of polyurethane and acrylic varnishes.
They are used more often in commercial premises for finishing concrete floors with moderate loads.
Silicone varnishes are waterproof, UV-resistant varnishes that are used to preserve the natural appearance of the surface of external stone facades, sidewalks, road surfaces, etc.
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