The precious pups at Camp Bow Wow Doggie Day Care in Alpharetta GA have a new thing to bark about with all their puppy pals – brand new polished concrete floors by AAA Southern State Refinishing!

Camp Bow Wow hired these concrete polishing experts to provide a low maintenance concrete floor that would be easy for employees to clean without being hard on little paws.

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Polished Concrete Floors in Atlanta Georgia for Pet Day Care Center

Client: Camp Bow Wow, 1755 Grassland Pkwy, Alpharetta, Georgia 30004

Contractor: AAA Southern States Refinishing

General Contractor: G. C. Chandlee & Sons

Project Location: Alpharetta, Georgia in Fulton County

Products: NIKA Corp Lithium Densifier; Copper Bond in 50-grit & 100-grit; Prosoco Polish Guard

Concrete Flooring Problem: The dog care center needed an easy maintenance floor, and all power was shut off pending a walk-thru inspection.

Contractor’s Solution: Remove, cure, seal & polish concrete floors for Camp Bow Wow


Project Details

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The general contractor, G. C. Chandlee & Sons, requested that AAA Southern States Refinishing spec an easy-to-clean, low maintenance floor for a brand-new Camp Bow Wow Doggie Day Care.

Upon arrival at the location, the AAA crew discovered that all power was cut off pending a walk-through inspection. They set up their generator to run concrete grinding equipment and strung lights in the work area since they knew it would be a late night to finish the project on time.

Steps to Seal & Polished Concrete Floors in Alpharetta Dog Day Care

1) The AAA team started with 50-grit copper bond, but quickly learned that the cure & seal would not lift from the company’s floor.
2) The contractor switched to a 20/30 metal, and after a slow walk with their big grinder, they were able to remove the old floor sealer.
3) In this step of the project, they noticed a lot of concrete removal so they saturated the floor with NIKA Corp Lithium Densifier. This mixture hardens the slab in preparation for the next phase of grinding.
4) Using 50-grit copper bond and moving up to 100-grit as the grinding continued, the AAA crew grinded the edges by hand between all steps of grinding the concrete to a fine polish.
5) They started the polishing process with 50-grit resin and polished up to 800.
6) Next, they used microfiber to apply two coats of Prosoco polish guard, and as they applied it, they burnished with each step.