Floor grinding, paint removal and substrate preparation
Floors often need grinding to prepare or level the substrate, remove deteriorated resins or paint coatings, etc.
This requires specialised machinery, such as concrete sanders, floor scarifiers and dust extraction equipment to minimise waste.
Removing paint and resins from industrial flooring
Resin or painted flooring often fails, lifting and cracking, as well as marking easily and being difficult to clean.
The most common problems with resin flooring
Resin flooring is an expensive solution with a high likelihood of developing problems in the future.
It is therefore vital to use a resin flooring removal and underlying concrete restoration service
With this in mind, the main problems with resin floors, along with their causes and possible solutions, are as follows:
- Surface delamination
- Poor substrate condition
- Wear from use
- Bubbles in the resin
- Moisture problems
- Patched areas with no colour
How long grinding takes
Grinding is a labour-intensive process, and this type of work usually takes considerable time.
In addition, it is not always possible to know what lies beneath the resin layer or how thick it is, so the work may take longer than estimated.
Does the process generate a lot of dust or waste?
Naturally, sanding or grinding concrete or a paint or resin layer generates dust and small pieces of debris.
These are minimised as much as possible using high-powered industrial vacuum cleaners adapted to each machine.
Is it safe to carry out this procedure indoors?
Yes, as dust generation is minimised as much as possible and the machinery used for grinding and sanding is electric.
Byond, experts in resin floor grinding and paint removal
We know that time is money, so we try to schedule the work outside production hours and carry it out in sections, allowing it to take place alongside each company's operations.
If you would like advice or a free quotation for resin floor grinding and paint removal, please do not hesitate to contact us with no obligation.
- How is an epoxy floor repaired?
- Diamond polishing of flooring and industrial floors
- Removing screws and anchors from concrete
- Removing industrial floor markings
- Repairing deteriorated concrete patches
- Concrete floor repairs
- Repairing cracks and fissures in concrete floors
- Repairing and sealing expansion joints
- Repairing potholes in concrete flooring

