Should The Standard Grind And Seal Finish Be Ground Back When It’s Time To Refresh The Coating?

Should The Standard Grind And Seal Finish Be Ground Back When It’s Time To Refresh The Coating?

If you have your floor refreshed when you first start to notice areas that may look a little worn, such as in hallways and other high-traffic areas, a grind-back and reseal is probably all that will be required to refresh your floor.

However, if you leave it until the topical sealers have worn through to the concrete, then your floor may require a full regrind, re-grout, and reseal, due to having left it too long. The best time to set up services to refresh your floor is as soon as you notice that your floor is starting to look worn.

The long-term outcome is that although it is a reasonably durable finish because the sealer is a coating. Like any topical coating, it will wear away over time and eventually will require a re-grind and then resealing after approximately 5 – 7 years.

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