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Our cure-n-seal removal experts from Buy Manufacturers Direct are here to guide you through the process of safely and effectively removing cure-n-seal coatings from concrete floors.
When it comes to budgeting for surface preparation equipment, resin diamonds are one of the most important investments you can make. However, going by just the price of the pad is not 100 percent accurate to the actual cost, after all, an inexpensive pad isn’t that cheap if it only lasts half the time of […]
If you’re about to take on a surface preparation project that involves using a concrete grinder to remove a coating from concrete or you need to polish a concrete floor, you know having the right diamond tooling is essential to getting the job done right. This means getting the right grit, and it also means […]
If you have a beautifully polished concrete surface, you want to keep that glossy, smooth sheen for as long as possible. In order to get that finish, diamond-impregnated or diamond-sprayed pads were originally used during the polishing process, so, in theory, diamond pads should be used to maintain polished concrete. Right? Yes, but not always. […]
If you need to remove an old coating, smooth a rough surface, or prepare concrete for fresh epoxy or urethane, using a concrete floor grinder is often the best option. To get the best results in the quickest time, we recommend you diamond grind the concrete, meaning using diamond impregnated pads to open up the […]
Since 1976, Michigan-based manufacturing company Inland Diamonds has been producing diamond abrasive products used across multiple industries. We are proud to partner with Inland because we know they create and distribute high-quality, long lasting diamond abrasives used in surface preparation, but it goes beyond that. We sat down with Kevin Emery, Inland Divisional Vice President, […]
Using diamonds on your concrete grinder adds the grit you need to remove thick coatings like mastic or epoxy, and create a rough profile. However, if you’re grinding dry on hard concrete, the diamonds can glaze over, dulling their rough abrasive ability, preventing you from getting the results you need, and leading to longer hours […]